Denny Hamlin has criticized NASCAR spotters after Austin Dillon's spotter received a suspension.
The recent Cook Out 400 race has ignited significant controversy within
star Denny Hamlin has been especially vocal, criticizing the role of spotters in the sport. On the Door Bumper Clear podcast, Hamlin expressed his frustration, saying, as quoted by 5Goats:'I'm starting to be more and more in the boat of get rid of these stupid spotters, man.' might not like it, and I know it'll never happen, and you can't because we have superspeedways and it's a safety thing. But they've got to shut the f*** up, man.
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