Following the conclusion of the 2024 NASCAR season, Denny Hamlin is already thinking up ways to improve the playoffs. Whether you like it or not, the playoffs are going to stay, but what tweaks can be made to them?

Denny Hamlin revealed on Sunday that FedEx will no longer sponsor his No. 11 Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing. The 20-year partnership will come to an end.

Joey Logano got quite the payday for winning this past Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series championship race at Phoenix, thus capturing his third title since 2018. NASCAR made an Instagram post about it Wednesday,

FedEx has been a sponsor at JGR since 2005 and its relationship with Hamlin has been the longest running driver and sponsor combination in the Cup Series. The move, however, is not much of a surprise. Rumors had been swirling about FedEx’s future NASCAR involvement for months and the company had cut back its sponsorship inventory in recent seasons.

Denny Hamlin and FedEx have been on quite a journey. The post Denny Hamlin Content With FedEx Ending 19-Year-Long Support as He Comes Clean on Murky Sponsorship Future appeared first on EssentiallySports.

For the last two decades, Denny Hamlin has been one of the most accomplished and recognizable drivers in NASCAR. Hamlin, who turns 44 next week, has won 54 races and posted 352 top 10s in 678 starts.

Denny Hamlin shared an emotional video moments before the NASCAR Championship race confirming long-time sponsor FedEx would be leaving the team next season.