Hendrick Motorsports have had a dominating start to the season, with William Byron winning two out of the first four races and Kyle Larson following him quite closely. With early success in the season, many experts have made some interesting predictions about how dominating Hendrick Motorsports would be despite Chase Elliott missing out on a handful of races because of his snowboarding injury. Recently, Denny Hamlin sent an uplifting message to an injured Elliott while anticipating Hendrick Motorsports breaking his own team’s record for the most wins by an outfit in a single season.

Denny Hamlin recently joined co-host Jared Allen on the Actions Detrimental podcast. The duo discussed the possibility of Hendrick Motorsports receiving a massive penalty after their recent louvers controversy. Moreover, while talking about the recent wins for Rick Hendrick and co., Hamlin made a massive prediction about the team’s fate this season.

Denny Hamlin predicts Hendrick Motorsports’ total domination

In the recent iteration of the Actions Detrimental podcast, Denny Hamlin commended William Byron and Kyle Larson for performing amazingly well for their team in Chase Elliott’s absence. Moreover, the three-time Daytona 500 winner believes that Hendrick Motorsports are quite likely to win a lot more races because their cars are ‘ultra fast’.

Further, Denny Hamlin said, “At this pace and rate, they have a chance to break, I don’t know what the season record is for wins in a season by a team. I know Joe Gibbs won 18 or 19, a few years ago.”

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Moreover, the 42-year-old felt that Hendrick Motorsports could beat Joe Gibbs Racing‘s record of most (19) wins in 2019 when Chase Elliott returns from his injury. Hamlin also ended up sending a heartwarming message to his fellow driver, hoping that Elliott would get back soon.

Denny Hamlin stated, “So, Chase Elliott! We’re out there we’re still thinking about you. Hope you get well man. I know he hates not being out there racing each week and we’re gonna keep rooting for Chase to get back as soon as possible.”

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Elliott has been out for over two weeks after he injured himself while snowboarding. The 2020 Cup Series champ is likely to miss a few more races in the coming weeks after being sidelined for about six weeks. Hamlin understood how frustrating such situations could be for the drivers, as he wished Elliott a speedy recovery.