Call him selfish, call him arrogant, or call him whatever you may want, but facts are facts. This is what Denny Hamlin claimed on the latest episode of the Actions Detrimental podcast.

Well, if you're going to talk trash to Michael Jordon, this is kind of what you deserve. This past weekend at Kansas Speedway during the NASCAR Cup Series race, Denny Hamlin found himself battling his own driver at the end of the race,

Amid the ongoing feud between Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch, top NASCAR personalities in the sport are weighing in. Hamlin seems to have broad support, though many also empathize with Busch’s reaction.

Denny Hamlin was not pleased that a late Cody Ware caution in Kansas cost him a Cup Series victory and took to social media to defend his opinions.

He wanted to win that one for himself. It's gotta be a little strange for Tyler Reddick and Denny Hamlin to find themselves racing each other for the win at the end of a NASCAR Cup Series race. Denny,

Much has been made of the beef between Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch, which started out when Hamlin made some relatively benign comments on his podcast about the state of Busch’s driving right now.

A win slipped away from Denny Hamlin in the closing laps at Kansas Speedway after a caution set up overtime in the Cup Series race.

Hamlin thinks Busch should be performing better than his teammate. Busch thinks Hamlin doesn't know "what the hell he's talking about."

In NASCAR, just like how a driver having a payback against the other goes a long way, favors too go a long way. At Kansas, Denny Hamlin might’ve earned himself not one but two favors by his actions on the track,