NASCAR Cup Series driver Denny Hamlin has opened up about his race at Bristol Motor Speedway, highlighting the chaos that unfolded last weekend, and calling for a big change at the venue.
The 44-year-old driver secured a P31 finish in the race. However, he is on top of the playoff standings and has advanced to the Round of 8, indicating that he still has a chance of securing a Cup Series championship.
For Hamlin, though, the main issue at Bristol was the lack of scoreboards that were taken off, which made it difficult for him to keep track of his position amid the numerous pit stops, caution flags, and high rate of tire degradation. He said on his Actions Detrimental podcast: