HarlequinHawk+Follow44-year-old Hamlin just schooled the rookiesAbsolute clinic from the veteran! Hamlin snatched his fifth win this season at Gateway, outdueling kids half his age like it's nothing. But the cherry on top? When the crowd started booing, this legend had the audacity to tell them "You can either get on the bandwagon or get run over by it." Twenty years without a Cup title and he's STILL this hungry, this ruthless. The man's 44 and racing like he's got something to prove to every young gun on the track. Pure old-school dominance right there. Think Hamlin's age is finally catching up to him or is he just getting started? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR10Share
Kyle Bennett+FollowWallace & Larson’s Restart Drama at GatewayDid you catch the tense exchange between Bubba and Yung Money after Gateway? Bubba’s No. 23 got stuck in first on the restart while leading, nearly collecting the No. 5. Both drivers hashed it out post-race—no fists, just words. Bubba finished P8, Larson P12, but both are still playoff threats. Was this just hard racing, or did Bubba’s slip cost Larson a shot at the win? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Racing #NASCAR00Share
jennifer23+FollowDale Jr. Calls Out NASCAR on Zilisch WinDid anyone else catch King Dale Jr. questioning NASCAR’s penalty calls after Connor Zilisch’s controversial Xfinity win in Portland? Zilisch missed Turn 2 in overtime, went through the A-frame, and still took the checkered flag. Dale Jr. thinks NASCAR should’ve handed out a 10-second penalty for cutting the corner, especially on the race’s most crucial lap. He’s not wrong—shouldn’t the rules be enforced consistently, especially in high-stakes moments? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR190Share
Isabel Collier+FollowHamlin clinches 59th win at WWT RacewayDenny Hamlin just pulled off his 59th career NASCAR Cup Series victory at World Wide Technology Raceway, holding off a pack of Playoff contenders and locking in his spot for the next round. Starting from pole, Hamlin’s fifth win this season puts him ahead in the Playoff chase, with Chase Briscoe, Chase Elliott, Ryan Blaney, and Joey Logano rounding out a fiercely competitive top five. For fans, this race wasn’t just about speed—it’s a reminder of how tight the Playoff battle is getting. Who do you think will keep the momentum going into the next round? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR10Share
Jeremy Campbell+FollowLarson vs Blaney: Gateway Drama Ignites FansWow, what a wild moment at Gateway! Yung Money (Kyle Larson) tried to make a bold move on Blaney, but ended up spinning the No. 12 car. Larson owned up to the mistake, but fans online are split—some say it was just hard racing, others are calling for penalties. Blaney kept his cool and still finished P4, but you know he’ll remember this. Can’t wait to see if there’s payback at Bristol! #Sports #Racing #NASCAR00Share
Karla Young+FollowHaas Factory Team’s Bold Chevy Switch: Game Changer?Big news in NASCAR: the Haas Factory Team (HFT) is dropping Ford for Chevy starting in 2026. Joe Custer, HFT’s president, says it’s all about consistency and evolving into a leaner, meaner squad. This move shakes up the manufacturer landscape, with fewer Fords in both Cup and Xfinity. Plus, HFT’s renewed alliance with Hendrick Motorsports could make them a real contender. Fans, what do you think—will this Chevy switch put HFT back in the winner’s circle? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR42Share
Jason Smith+FollowMonza F1: Verstappen Breaks Record, Denies McLarenMad Max just reminded everyone why he’s the champ! Verstappen stormed to pole at Monza, smashing the track record with a 1:18.792 and edging out Norris by just 0.077s. The McLaren duo, Piastri and Norris, looked strong all weekend, but Verstappen’s final lap was untouchable. With King Lewis facing a grid penalty, Sunday’s race is set for fireworks between Red Bull, McLaren, and Ferrari. Can Verstappen turn this pole into a much-needed win? #Sports #Racing #MonzaF110Share
Kyle Bennett+FollowBlaney vs. Larson: Playoff Sparks at WWTDid you catch the drama between YRB and Young Money at WWT Raceway? With just 6 laps left, Larson clipped Blaney’s left rear in a heated battle for P5, sending the No. 12 for a spin. Blaney was fuming on the radio and confronted Larson post-race. Larson owned up to the mistake, but Blaney says he’ll remember it. Rivalry heating up just before Bristol—do you think this will carry over? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR10Share
lisa79+FollowHamlin Locks In at WWT—Bristol Cut LoomsWhat a clutch drive by Denny “The FedEx Express” Hamlin at WWT Raceway! With that win, both Hamlin and Briscoe are now safe heading into the Bristol elimination race. The real drama? The battle around the cutline—Dillon and SVG are on the outside looking in, and Bristol’s chaos could shake up the Round of 12. Who’s your pick to survive the cut? #Sports #Racing #NASCARPlayoffs10Share
Victor Mathews+FollowDenny 'The Closer' Hamlin: Not So Fast on Toyota?After his fifth win this season at Gateway, Denny 'The Closer' Hamlin is urging NASCAR fans not to buy into the Toyota hype just yet. On his podcast, Hamlin broke down how mindset and race strategy—not just raw speed—sealed his win, even though faster cars like Larson and Byron were in the mix. He warns: don’t assume Toyota’s dominance is a lock, as NASCAR’s unpredictable nature means anything can happen. Thoughts on Hamlin’s take? Is the Toyota wave real or just media smoke? #Sports #Racing #NASCAR00Share