“Got Carried Away” – Dale Earnhardt’s Legendary NASCAR Crew Chief on Denny Hamlin’s Revenge Against Ross Chastain

For the past few days, Ross Chastain and Denny Hamlin have been the talk of the town in NASCAR. This is because of their antics during the race at the World Wide Technology Raceway. Since then, it has threatened to turn into a massive feud between the two drivers. There were plenty of words exchanged, and all in all, the scene was quite ugly.

In light of this incident and the fallout, ex NASCAR crew chief Larry McReynolds had his say on the matter.

He said, “I felt like they were two completely different situations. In Turns one and two, no doubt Ross Chastain overdrove the corner and gets into Denny Hamlin. Hamlin wrecks, and over there in turns three and four, the hole is there.”

“As they get to three and four, and then he tries to fill it between Austin Dillon and Chase Elliott. Elliott ends up getting spun out. I understand Denny Hamlin being upset, and I’m okay if you retaliate. But I felt like it got carried away.”

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“If you’re mad wrecking, then lets be done with it, let’s move on.”

What lies ahead for Denny Hamlin and Ross Chastain?

For their sakes, they had better sort out their issues quickly, or else it could jeopardize their title challenges. The best thing for them is to put all of this behind them and start the next race with a fresh mindset. Carrying grudges will only hurt them in the end. Additionally, their respective teams will not appreciate having to repair the cars so many times.

The next race kicks off at the Sonoma Raceway, and it will be a chance for redemption. Both Hamlin and Chastain know that they will have to be on their toes, as any slip-up will be costly.

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Neither of them have ever won at the track, but they will be keen to be the first to try and rectify that.