Denny Hamlin called for 'accountability' when Brad Gillie chimed in to defend his SiriusXM co-host Larry MacReynolds.

After the NASCAR antitrust trial ended, much chatter has centered on what fences can be mended and which are not fixable. We take a look.

With the antitrust lawsuit settled and better terms for the race teams secured, Hamlin is now taking aim at SiriusXM NASCAR Radio for comments they made when the lawsuit was originally filed

Denny Hamlin did not hold back after the lawsuit between his 23XI Racing, Front Row Motorsports, and NASCAR ended, turning his attention toward what he believes was unfair public criticism from NASCAR

Denny Hamlin calls out NASCAR media after the antitrust settlement restores 23XI and Front Row Motorsports’ charters.

Hamlin, the 23XI Racing co-owner, took to X on Tuesday to express his displeasure over criticism and more from the SiriusXM channel.

The legal battles might be officially over, but Denny Hamlin isn’t ready to let the emotional dust settle just yet. In NASCAR, where reputation is currency and memories are long, the co-owner of 23XI Racing is taking a victory lap that feels less like a celebration and more like a reckoning.

Today is the day that Denny Hamlin decided he was going to go and rattle more cages. He’s posting on social media again. Early this morning, Hamlin responded to Larry McReynolds and asked if he and Channel 90 SiriusXM NASCAR Radio would apologize.

Denny Hamlin takes a swipe at NASCAR media partner SiriusXM over its earlier comments on the antitrust lawsuit filed by two teams.

Six victories and a sport-shaping off-track fight define NASCAR’s standout season and make for good arguments for NASCAR Driver of the Year.

Denny kept receipts. It's been a busy offseason for Denny Hamlin. The driver of the #11 car for Joe Gibbs Racing came up short in his bid for his first NASCAR Cup Series championship thanks to a heartbreaking finish at Phoenix in the final race of 2025.