Why Hendrick Motorsports Drivers Won't Join Dale Jr.'s Media Ventures

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A recent feud between Jeff Gordon and Denny Hamlin sparked a debate on driver behavior and media involvement. Gordon criticized Hamlin's off-track antics and his participation in Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Dirty Mo Media podcast. Would Rick Hendrick, the owner of Hendrick Motorsports, allow his drivers to join Dale Jr.'s platform?

Gordon vs Hamlin: A War of Words

Jeff Gordon, a four-time Cup champion and a co-owner of Hendrick Motorsports, expressed his concerns about Denny Hamlin's off-track approach. He said that Hamlin's comments on the Dirty Mo Media podcast could be distracting for his team and sponsors. He also said that drivers should focus on their on-track performance and social media presence, and avoid controversy.

Dirty Mo Media: A Platform for Opinions

Denny Hamlin, a driver for Joe Gibbs Racing, is a regular guest on Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Dirty Mo Media podcast. The podcast is a platform for Hamlin to share his opinions on various topics, often riling up fans and earning him boos on race days. Hamlin has also been fined by NASCAR for some of his remarks on the podcast.

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Hendrick Motorsports: A Team of Consistency

Rick Hendrick, the owner of Hendrick Motorsports, is known for running a tight ship and maintaining consistency among his drivers. He would not likely allow his drivers to join Dale Jr.'s media ventures, as it could risk their image and reputation. Hendrick's drivers, such as Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott, are among the most popular and successful in the sport, and they rarely cause any trouble for themselves or others.

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