At age 44, with time running out in his career, Denny Hamlin will have a new logo on the suit and a new voice in his ear in 2025.

Denny Hamlin has had enough of young NASCAR drivers who make costly mistakes at the end of races. On his Actions Detrimental podcast, Hamlin called out other drivers after being involved in a last-lap wreck at the Daytona 500.

Denny Hamlin aired out a lengthy list of grievances on Monday’s “Actions Detrimental” podcast in the aftermath of Sunday’s Daytona 500. Hamlin sounded off on the current state of superspeedway racing and Kenny Wallace knew immediately he was “pi--ed” after listening.

Denny Hamlin let loose on his podcast Monday, the day after the Daytona 500 saying he is "losing his love" for his sport because luck has become more important than skill in NASCAR Cup racing. Hamlin pointed to the Daytona 500,

Denny Hamlin has won the Daytona 500 three times, and he appeared to be on his way to a fourth victory in NASCAR's biggest race until another driver's move caused a pileup on the final lap. Hamlin and several other drivers were collected in that wreck,

Denny Hamlin took to his podcast to fume after missing out on a fourth Daytona 500 win, evoking memories of Dale Earnhardt Jr. back in 2000.

Sunday's Daytona 500 saw Hendrick Motorsports driver William Byron claim his second consecutive victory in NASCAR's most prominent race. Byron led the

Denny Hamlin was just moments away from making history at the Daytona 500. Leading in the final lap of overtime and battling it out with Austin Cindric, he had his sights set on a fourth victory at the Great American Race.