Denny Hamlin signs contract extension with Joe Gibbs Racing

25/07/2025 17:06

Joe Gibbs Racing announced today that Denny Hamlin has signed a multi-year contract extension to continue driving the organization‘s No. 11 Toyota Camry XSE in the NASCAR Cup Series. Hamlin, who ranks 11th all-time with 58 Cup Series victories, has already won four times this season and ranks fourth in the overall points standings. He […]

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