Denny Hamlin Fires Shots at His Own Misery As He Echoes Brad Keselowski & Ross Chastain

It’s hard to picture the racing world without Denny Hamlin in a few seasons, isn’t it? Well, Denny Hamlin himself seems to be on the same page. Need proof? Look no further than a recent video where various drivers speculated about the future of racing 75 years down the line. In this video, Hamlin was singled out, but not for the reasons you might think. We’re not talking about his headline-making remarks; rather, it’s his notorious habit of speeding on the pit road that captured everyone’s attention.

This year alone, Denny Hamlin has racked up four speeding penalties, with the latest one occurring at Talladega. The incident followed another in the postseason, where he faced the same charge at Bristol Motor Speedway during the final race of the first round. But true to his character, instead of defending his actions, Denny Hamlin wryly acknowledged that he might indeed be leading the pack in this dubious category.

NASCAR drivers weigh in on the sport’s future in 75 years

The conversation took a whimsical turn when drivers were asked to predict what NASCAR might look like 75 years from now. Denny Hamlin kicked things off by pondering the possibility of flying cars and playfully placing a tag on his tubs down the board. Ross Chastain was up next, and when queried about whether Denny Hamlin would still be racking up speeding penalties in 75 years, his response was a silent smirk but a thumbs-up. Brad Keselowski initially chuckled at the question, asking, “Who put you up to this one?” But he soon joined the fun, affirming with a thumbs-up and a cheeky, “If he’s doing it right, yes. Sorry, Danny.”

It wasn’t just Brad Keselowski and Ross Chastain who chimed in. Corey LaJoie also weighed in, suggesting that a NASCAR race without a Denny Hamlin speed penalty wouldn’t feel quite right: “It’s just not a NASCAR where Danny doesn’t get a speed penalty.” Even Denny Hamlin himself couldn’t resist joining in. When his turn came, he already had his thumbs-up tag in place, and with a hint of sarcasm, he exclaimed, “I am unjustly characterized as this,” despite having placed the tag himself.

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But the banter wasn’t all about speeding penalties, though. Both Denny Hamlin and Ross Chastain shared another common prediction about NASCAR’s future: the introduction of races on different surface tracks, adding another intrigue to their playful forecasts.

Ross Chastain and Denny Hamlin converge on the idea of diverse racing surfaces

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The topic of racing on varied surfaces sparked a shared vision between Ross Chastain and Denny Hamlin. Although the specific question about alternative track surfaces was left to the imagination, Hamlin was seen enthusiastically endorsing the idea. Placing a tag on his thumbs-up board, he declared, “We are going back to the sand; back to the beach, baby.” Ross Chastain, initially veering off in a different direction, ultimately found himself on the same wavelength as Denny Hamlin.

Chastain mused, “Everything is a cycle; probably go back to the wooden track. What if we go back to the beach? Oh! Why haven’t I thought of that?” This glimpse into the future paints a picture of a sport that’s continuously evolving—new cars, innovative tracks, and perhaps even a lineage of drivers descending from today’s champions.

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Imagining NASCAR 75 years down the road almost feels like diving into a sci-fi movie. What’s your take on the future of this adrenaline-pumping sport? Will we see these bold predictions come to life? Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments below.