Denny Hamlin and Dale Earnhardt Jr Divide the NASCAR Fans With Their Latest Podcast

If you’re a fan of NASCAR and love a good podcast, then buckle up because Dale Earnhardt Jr and Denny Hamlin have teamed up to bring you “Actions Detrimental.”

The brand new podcast, brought to you by Dale Earnhardt Jr’s Dirty Mo Media, has already got fans buzzing. And Dale Jr has been active on social media to build up the hype.

“Up to number 3 today for @dennyhamlin Actions Detrimental. Big thanks to our loyal @DirtyMoMedia listeners, to Denny’s supporters and his haters,” tweeted Dale Jr after the much-anticipated release of the first episode. Denny Hamlin couldn’t resist getting in on the fun and retweeted Dale Jr’s post with a playful “It appears you made it to the end. Congrats.”

The reactions from fans have been overwhelmingly positive

A large number of listeners found the podcast both entertaining and enjoyable. A fan even went as far as saying, “Changing the playback speed to 1.5x is pretty funny, and efficient. Putting the playback speed at 0.5x on Door, Bumper, Clear is absolutely hilarious though. Makes all of them sound completely sh*t-housed and it’s amusing as hell.”

However, not all feedback has been positive. One fan pointed out that “[…] your volume goes way down at times making it hard to hear,” while another suggested that on off weeks, the podcast should feature a driver or crew chief with whom Hamlin has had a “detrimental” incident.

Despite a few criticisms, fans are eagerly looking forward to each new episode with some even wishing for longer content. It’s clear that the demand for more content is high and fans can’t wait to hear what’s next.

“Actions Detrimental” is a must-listen for any NASCAR fan, and with Denny Hamlin at the helm, listeners are guaranteed a wild ride filled with plenty of laughs and thrilling insights into the world of NASCAR. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just starting to get into the sport, this podcast is sure to deliver thrill, excitement, and insights. So, rev up your engines and make sure you tune in to the next episode of “Actions Detrimental.”