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Denny Hamlin capped a dramatic weekend with his 63rd career NASCAR Cup Series win at Michigan, tying Kyle Busch for ninth all-time — and honoring his late teammate with a fiery burnout. Starting from the back after a penalty, Hamlin methodically clawed his way to victory, leading the final 38 laps by over 11 seconds. The race was marred by a massive crash involving Chase Elliott and Christopher Bell, which sidelined the field for 51 laps and left Bell with injuries — Elliott took full blame. Rookie Connor Zilisch struggled again, finishing last after two early crashes. Amid a season of personal loss — including Busch, Greg Biffle’s family, and Hamlin’s own father — Hamlin dedicated the win to his fallen crewmate, reflecting on resilience and gratitude in the face of tragedy.
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