Summary
Denny Hamlin, a NASCAR Cup Series driver, discussed issues at a recent race in Bristol, where he struggled to keep track of race positions due to the absence of scoreboards. Despite finishing 31st, Hamlin remains in the playoffs and advocates for changes at the track to improve drivers' experiences.
Key Facts
- Denny Hamlin raced at Bristol Motor Speedway and finished in 31st place.
- Hamlin is currently leading in the playoff standings and has moved to the Round of 8.
- The absence of scoreboards at the track made it hard for drivers to know their positions.
- Hamlin highlighted that over two hours of the race were spent under caution conditions.
- He mentioned difficulties with tire strategy due to many caution periods and yellow flags.
- Hamlin believes improvements at Bristol should include bringing back the removed scoreboards.
