Denny Hamlin, driver for Joe Gibbs Racing, has stated that achieving a total of 60 wins in the NASCAR Cup Series has been his most important goal in recent years. Now, with 61 victories in his career following his recent win in Las Vegas, he is considering his future target in this competition.
Hamlin emphasized that, although the championship title is always desired, his successes in wins are the clearest measure of his success as a driver. With his sights set on the upcoming races, including those at Darlington and Kansas, his immediate goal is to keep adding triumphs.
In his podcast, Hamlin commented: “I want to win a few more races before the season ends. I think it’s feasible to achieve at least one more victory in the upcoming competitions”. He noted that aiming to win at the superspeedway in Talladega, despite the challenges he has faced, will be part of his future plans.
Hamlin estimated that his total wins could end up at 67, a number that reflects an average of 3 to 4 wins per season, according to current trends. “This is a realistic estimate based on the performance I have had so far”, he declared.
With an active career still ongoing, fans and motorsport experts will be watching his performances in the upcoming races and his attempt to leave a greater mark in NASCAR history.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI