“Chase Elliott Motor Speedway” – NASCAR Fans Unleash Their Fury, Joining Denny Hamlin Venting Frustration on Chase Elliott for the Sport’s Obsession With the Returning ‘Golden Boy’

The return of NASCAR driver Chase Elliott to the Cup Series has been a major topic of conversation in the racing world. However, not all NASCAR fans are excited about the obsession surrounding his comeback. Many have taken to social media to voice their frustrations, joining driver Denny Hamlin in his criticism of the excessive promotion.

Denny Hamlin Voices Frustration Over Chase Elliott’s Return Obsession

Denny Hamlin, a well-known NASCAR driver, voiced his concerns about the promotion of Chase Elliott’s comeback on his podcast, “Actions Detrimental.” In the podcast episode titled “I hate being Denny Downer,” Hamlin stated that he had planned to tweet about Elliott’s return but decided against it due to the overwhelming promotion by NASCAR.

He stated, “Well, you know, I you know what I was gonna do, um, race morning I was gonna tweet out, uh don’t forget Chase Elliott’s return tune into Fox at 3oclock, you know because my Twitter feed that’s all it keeps feeding me.”

Hamlin further criticized NASCAR’s promotion tactics, saying, “The algorithm, NASCAR, I don’t know what they spend on Chase’s comeback as far as advertising, man they were ready, ready for that comeback, and um, you know, we just go, ‘hey, anytime they’re promoting drivers, we’re all in for it, right?’”

Hamlin’s comments highlight the fact that NASCAR may be putting too much focus on promoting certain drivers, to the detriment of other drivers and the sport as a whole. It’s important for NASCAR to remember that fans tune in to watch exciting racing, not just to see their favorite driver.

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NASCAR Fans Join Denny Hamlin in Expressing Frustration Over Excess Promotion

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Many NASCAR fans have expressed their disappointment and frustration with the excessive promotion of NASCAR’s Golden Boy’s return to the Cup Series. Some have taken to social media to voice their opinions, with one fan commenting on Reddit, “Man I’m a fan of his but this pandering is getting out of control.”

Another fan wrote, “This is bad. The incorrect assumption here is that Chase brings in fans, and that all fans like Chase Elliott.”

Some fans have even gone so far as to criticize the potential consequences of such promotion, with one fan stating, “Pretty soon we’ll have the Chase Elliott blimp promoting Chase Elliott brand mud flaps hovering 24/7 over Chase Elliott Motor Speedway owned by Chase Elliott Motorsports LLC.”

Others have expressed their boredom with the constant promotion, with one fan remarking, “Chase Elliott on his way to get wrecked out on lap 14.” implying that the Hendrick Motorsports Driver’s performance may not live up to the hype being created.

Others have expressed their disinterest in the event altogether, with comments like “Yawn” or “An ice pick through my skull sounds better than being anywhere near this section.”

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While the return of Chase Elliott to the Cup Series is undoubtedly exciting for many fans, it’s clear that the constant promotion and obsession surrounding his comeback has left some fans feeling frustrated and disinterested. Denny Hamlin’s comments on his podcast and the reactions of fans on social media highlight the need for NASCAR to focus on promoting all drivers, By focusing too much on one driver, NASCAR risks alienating fans and losing sight of what makes the sport great – exciting racing.