We all know how Denny Hamlin is on and off the track. However, with his new podcast via Dale Earnhardt Jr’s media company, we might have just unlocked his petty side. Hamlin recently posted a video on Twitter, promoting his upcoming podcast. He took the time to show his fans his new setup and how he preferred to design the space. But it is Hamlin’s downright humor that has fans excited for the first episode.

Throughout the clip, Hamlin made a mockery out of all the drivers who he once had a feud with. This included the likes of Danica Patrick and Chase Elliott, among others.

In the video, Hamlin mentioned, “Hey, we just finished the set here at Actions Detrimental. Our very first show is coming this Monday. Check out the set. I went with a little speakeasy vibe I wanted low light, the lower the lights better I look.

“The one thing that you’ll notice on our set is, people like to always show off their accomplishments. That’s no fun. I like showing off my less-than-stellar moments.

“How about the pie in the face with Harvick? The pushing and shoving with Logano… Or the Chase Elliott, everyone knows the Chase Elliott… Chase Briscoe, I got the thing with Chases… For my favorite, my absolute favorite picture of all is with my friend, Danica. I love you, Danica.”

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Moreover, right after saying that, he put a really long pipe in his mouth and made a heart emoji gesture.

NASCAR fans react to the teaser posted by Denny Hamlin

Fans absolutely loved the direction taken by the JGR driver. They enjoyed the way he designed the set and could not wait to check out the first episode.

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Looking at the overall theme, things look positive. And most probably, people would love this side of Hamlin. As of now, fans cannot wait for his podcast to debut. It surely would be a unique dynamic, commenting about people and then going to drive with them on track the next weekend.