Frustrated by NASCAR’s Chase Elliott Ads, Denny Hamlin Reveals the Secret TWEET He Almost Sent

Lately, Denny Hamlin, the veteran NASCAR Cup Series driver, is stealing the limelight with his super-popular podcast, sharing some insights into the NASCAR world. And this is exactly why the driver is loved and revered by the fan community.

And in recent news, a frustrated Hamlin reveals the tweet that he almost sent in the wake of Chase Elliott making his comeback and the organization going on a promotional spree for the Hendrick Motorsports driver.

In the recent podcast, Action Detrimental, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver discusses the return of Chase Elliott while mocking the organization for its promotional spree.

Denny Hamlin reveals the controversial tweet he almost sent during the early hours of race day!

If there’s one thing that the whole community can agree upon is the fact that the organization is going all out promoting its returning driver, Chase Elliott coming into the past race in Martinsville Speedway. While many fans are excited to see the driver back in action, not everyone seems to think the same way.

Denny Hamlin is certainly one among them. While the driver explains he loves the promotional bit, which adds to the overall race, he thinks that all drivers should be given equal treatment just like Elliott received.

Speaking to his co-host and friend Jared Allen, Hamlin shares the interesting notion of sparking controversy by tweeting his mind, the veteran driver says, “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.”

“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 would just go, hey anytime they are promoting drivers, we are all in for it right?”

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While Hamlin raises a valid and solid question, one that certainly most fans had, he also adds, “But they they certainly could do that more often for sure.” 

Emphasizing the importance of promoting each race, the driver thinks it’s important to promote every other driver, and not prioritize or single out any one driver.

With Chase Elliott returning to the track, how did Martinsville treat the driver?

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While Kyle Larson managed to clinch the race, yet again proving his mettle as a short-track driver. Obviously, the returning Elliott faired pretty well in the race, finishing at an impressive spot, #9 driver did more than just cling on with the rest of the pack.

Returning from an unfortunate snowboarding incident that had him sidelined for 6 weeks, most fans had zero to no hope for the Hendrick Motorsports driver. Surprisingly, Elliott had more than what the fans expected when he finished 10th.

On the other hand, Denny Hamlin also had a fantastic run at the short track, Hamlin who is also known for his skill, in racing on a short track, clearly impressed his fans as he secured the top 5, finishing 4th in a spectacular fashion.

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