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Denny Hamlin shared on Actions Detrimental that he apologized to Austin Dillon via text for running into him yesterday at the entry to Turn 6A. Said that he couldn't see there was dirt on the track in that section until he pulled out from behind Dillon, and compared it... show more

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Janeen Welsh1 yıl önce

Never Dirty Denny's fault. Always plays the blame and excuse game.

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Why did Two and a Half Men star Angus T. Jones call the show “filth” before leaving it in 2012? Since then, he’s left Hollywood, choosing to focus on his faith and community work. Here's the full story 👇

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Douglas Prohaski1 yıl önce

Crazy he’s the only one that hit the dirt

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Seth Usherwood1 yıl önce

What a coincidence, that caution reeled the 8 back in and put the 20 in contention.

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Kelly1 yıl önce

Don’t apologize Denny. Austin Dillon doesn’t deserve an apology.

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Aidan1 yıl önce

God these people in the comments are unbearable

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Jason Rainey1 yıl önce

Complete bullshit, bell needed a caution plain and simple

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Joshua1 yıl önce

Yea no shit screwed RCR! To get his teammate the win! Toyotas manipulating the race again

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Ray1 yıl önce

And while at it, send an apology to KB and his teammate CBell should be taking Denny out to dinner

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Bill Alvarez1 yıl önce

There is always excuses. But if something happens to him they need to be thrown out of NASCAR.

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Jason Ratcliff1 yıl önce

SUCH ABSOLUTE 🐎 💩 DENNY THE 🐖 HAM!!! OH IM SORRY I INTENTIONALLY OVERCOOKED THE TURN FORCE'N YOU IN THE SAND TRAP TO BRING OUT A CAUTION ⚠️ SO MY TEAMMATE HAS A SHOT AT THE 🏁 🏆RACE WIN! IT WASNT PAYBACK FOR FALL @RichmondRaceway 2024 AT ALL!!! #NASCAR @dennyhamlin 🙄

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