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Denny Hamlin when asked about Tyler Reddick letting up after running Corey Heim off line as they were racing for the win, which allowed Heim to complete the winning pass. "I think it speaks a lot to Tyler's character, right? I mean, he apparently felt like Corey raced him...

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Just for the people who are balking at what Tyler Reddick did for Corey Heim, here's Dale Earnhardt letting up to allow Joe Nemechek to straighten out after he got into him so they could race clean for the win the final two laps of a Busch race at New Hampshire in 1992 "I gained a lot of respect for Dale Earnhardt right there. When those two cars got together, Earnhardt probably could've mashed the gas and driven off. He gave Nemechek a chance to get himself squared away, they were side-by-side down the straightaway, and then settled it in the last two laps. That's the mark of a champion right there."
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Just for the people who are balking at what Tyler Reddick did for Corey Heim, here's Dale Earnhardt letting up to allow Joe Nemechek to straighten out after he got into him so they could race clean for the win the final two laps of a Busch race at New Hampshire in 1992 "I gained a lot of respect for Dale Earnhardt right there. When those two cars got together, Earnhardt probably could've mashed the gas and driven off. He gave Nemechek a chance to get himself squared away, they were side-by-side down the straightaway, and then settled it in the last two laps. That's the mark of a champion right there."

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Corey Heim a little blunt when asked about Kaden Honeycutt being upset with the block Heim threw on him. "Just get thicker skin and deal with it. That's honestly my advice to him." Honeycutt also felt like the TRICON trucks should've worked together more to draft away from the pack so they could race it out amongst themselves. Heim felt they worked fine together the last five laps, "But when it's the white flag, you've got to do what you've got to do at that point. I mean, if he wrecked me by me blocking him, then that's my fault and that's fine. It is what it is."
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Corey Heim a little blunt when asked about Kaden Honeycutt being upset with the block Heim threw on him. "Just get thicker skin and deal with it. That's honestly my advice to him." Honeycutt also felt like the TRICON trucks should've worked together more to draft away from the pack so they could race it out amongst themselves. Heim felt they worked fine together the last five laps, "But when it's the white flag, you've got to do what you've got to do at that point. I mean, if he wrecked me by me blocking him, then that's my fault and that's fine. It is what it is."

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Riley Herbst earns his flowers from both Tyler Reddick and Denny Hamlin Reddick says "I don't win that race without Riley Herbst. That is a fact," then says he respects Herbst even more for making the move he thought he needed to make to win the Daytona 500 for himself coming to the finish line. Told him that in Victory Lane and Reddick will buy Herbst whatever he wants. Denny - who publicly set higher expectations for Riley a few weeks ago - commended Herbst for pushing Reddick when he could've taken a run for himself and also lauded his humility and work ethic. "He's very aware and self-reflects, which is someone that's gonna get better at their craft if that's their mindset."
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Riley Herbst earns his flowers from both Tyler Reddick and Denny Hamlin Reddick says "I don't win that race without Riley Herbst. That is a fact," then says he respects Herbst even more for making the move he thought he needed to make to win the Daytona 500 for himself coming to the finish line. Told him that in Victory Lane and Reddick will buy Herbst whatever he wants. Denny - who publicly set higher expectations for Riley a few weeks ago - commended Herbst for pushing Reddick when he could've taken a run for himself and also lauded his humility and work ethic. "He's very aware and self-reflects, which is someone that's gonna get better at their craft if that's their mindset."

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Finishing third in the Coca-Cola 600 - Denny Hamlin .... in the midst of a question to him when he stopped and called out to Tyler Reddick , walked over and had a quick chat before returning.
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Finishing third in the Coca-Cola 600 - Denny Hamlin .... in the midst of a question to him when he stopped and called out to Tyler Reddick , walked over and had a quick chat before returning.

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Corey Heim's answer when asked about Carson Hocevar giving him the finger: "I was blocking him, not really too bad I thought. I mean, I was trying to just hold my position and I never threw, like, a bad block. I was just trying to protect my entry, and he didn't like it. But he lost and I won, so I don't really care." Heim maintained that his blocking had nothing to do with Hocevar being behind him and that he was just trying to do whatever he could to keep track position, given how important it was, before his green flag stop. When asked if he considers Heim his rival, Heim asked this: "Where did he finish today?" "Ninth." "You guys love talking about a guy who finished ninth. I mean, holy crap." Heim said he isn't worried about the narrative concerning him and Hocevar and is focused on himself.
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Corey Heim's answer when asked about Carson Hocevar giving him the finger: "I was blocking him, not really too bad I thought. I mean, I was trying to just hold my position and I never threw, like, a bad block. I was just trying to protect my entry, and he didn't like it. But he lost and I won, so I don't really care." Heim maintained that his blocking had nothing to do with Hocevar being behind him and that he was just trying to do whatever he could to keep track position, given how important it was, before his green flag stop. When asked if he considers Heim his rival, Heim asked this: "Where did he finish today?" "Ninth." "You guys love talking about a guy who finished ninth. I mean, holy crap." Heim said he isn't worried about the narrative concerning him and Hocevar and is focused on himself.

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Joshua Van responds to the criticism he received for celebrating after his win at UFC 323: "It was a mixed up moment, right? I beat him and I was happy. I was celebrating, of course, when you just realize you just win, right? And then I look at him and he's just laying there and then I wanna go talk to him. I was like, 'Hey man, I'm very, very sorry. Let's run it back. You're a great champion.' I don't give a f*ck. I'm happy, man."

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