Denny Hamlin has revealed an injury which has bothered him throughout the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season.
The veteran driver has already secured his playoff spot with a win at Martinsville, perhaps making him more willing to admit a little short-term weakness with his post-season spot already assured.
The 56-time Cup Series winner was talking to fellow veteran Kyle Busch on his Actions Detrimental podcast this week, having needled the two-time champion about 'dodging' an appearance on the show.
Hamlin recalled: "You dodged me for a year, I think you were supposed to be on here after Indy of last year? You wrecked my ass...you were inside of me and lost control."
Hamlin: My wrist is still not the same
The pair bickered good-naturedly for a bit before Hamlin admitted: "I felt that he was dodging me to not take responsibility for crashing into me, but then it turned out he actually did have a wrist issue."
That turned into the pair sharing stories on their recent injury histories, with Hamlin admitting that he's still suffering from the impact of a wreck in the first race of the 2025 Cup Series.
“I got in a wreck in Daytona this year and my wrist is still not the same," he said. “In February, that’s three months now and it's still not right.”
Busch sympathized, adding: "Mine took until about the end of the year to be right. There's still times when I work out that I'm like 'hmm, it's gonna be sore for this week'."