NASCAR called the caution on the final lap of Sunday's Ambetter Health 400 at Atlanta, which reversed a recent trend of allowing drivers to race back to the win. Denny Hamlin called the decision the correct one.

There’s at least one person who believes NASCAR got it right by throwing a caution during the overtime portion of the Ambetter Health 400 in Atlanta on Sunday night: Denny Hamlin.

Denny Hamlin had some thoughts on NASCAR’s decision not to throw the caution flag amid multiple wrecks on the final lap of the Daytona 500. As the field crossed the start-finish-line to take the white flag,

Denny Hamlin has won three of the past 15 Daytona 500s and was back-to-back winner in 2019 and 2020. Hamlin got a solid start Wednesday by leading the week’s first practice session. He will race all year under the cloud of an antitrust lawsuit his 23XI team and Front Row Motorsports filed against NASCAR.

Denny Hamlin has addressed 23XI Racing's lineup for the 2025 and 2026 Cup Series after the team announced a new signing despite the lingering lawsuit.

Denny Hamlin addresses NASCAR's decision to end the Cup Series race at Atlanta with a caution. Find out what Hamlin said about NASCAR's decision!

Yet another NASCAR race ended in some controversy as Christopher Bell won the Ambetter Health 400. But while many fans have been complaining about the NASCAR rules, Denny Hamlin has been more interested in how the cars performed on the Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Denny Hamlin spoke for all NASCAR Cup Series drivers when he applauded the sanctioning body for issuing a caution flag at the end of the Ambetter Health 400.