Denny Hamlin is back for another season of Actions Detrimental, and kicks off the year by being caught up in multiple wrecks, but watched a car he owns win the Daytona 500. This episode covers:

4:00 - Debating Denny's pit strategy

13:00 - Recapping how the finish played out

20:00 - Riley Herbst criticism fair or foul?

33:00 - Denny gives perspective on contact with Justin Allgaier

42:00 - Can we push speeds back over 200mph?

48:00 - Reaction to winning the Daytona 500 as an owner

53:00 - What does this mean for 23XI?

59:00 - Tyler Reddick snaps his winless streak

1:03:00 - Weekend Takeaways

1:09:00 - Denny racing in O'Reilly?

1:19:00 - Atlanta Preview

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Before we put a bow on the 2025 season for Actions Detrimental, we look back on some of the most memorable moments from the season

00:15 Denny recaps the ending of the championship race in Phoenix

10:08 Drama in the Hoop Group draft

11:27 Meaning of 60 career Cup wins

18:33 The Hamlin family grows to 5 with the birth of Jameson Drew Hamlin

19:35 Don’t expect an apology from Denny for wrecking Bubba Wallace

27:25 Where did “11 Against the World” come from

30:30 Denny wrecks teammate Ty Gibbs

38:36 Molly and AP get stung by a cactus

42:00 Denny has taken the villain role from Kyle Busch

49:36 The 11 team gained an advantage thanks to the pit crew

55:12 Horns down backfired for Denny in Texas

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Denny Hamlin was chasing the elusive NASCAR Championship in his 20th season, but came up short in Phoenix. Denny, alongside his co-host Jared Allen, unpacks the emotions of being so close to a championship only to lose it thanks to a caution flag. He also discusses what the aftermath was like with his fiancé Jordan and their two girls, and what the conversation was like with his dad after. Plus, why he still thought he was going to win when the white flag came out, and how the support from fans and his competitors has helped him start to get over the defeat. He also touches on why he was so confident all weekend long. And, he answers the question every fan has been asking: Will he race next year?

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