Denny Hamlin accuses NASCAR of orchestrating drama for more engaging moments during races.
In the latest episode of the Actions Detrimental Podcast, veteran NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin stirred the pot by suggesting that NASCAR might be orchestrating drama for more engaging moments during races, particularly pointing to the end of the Cook Out 400 at Richmond Raceway.
Hamlin's accusations don't merely challenge one race's outcome but question NASCAR's overall trajectory, suggesting an uncomfortable reliance on gimmicks like eliminations, double-wide restarts, and Green-White-Checkered finishes to amplify tension and spectacle.'It already is in the format. We have eliminations style and all this other stuff. I think that NASCAR is trying to fabricate these exciting moments through eliminations.
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