Deni Hamlin wins first win in 2025, winning 55 of their 2014 World Cup qualifiers.

In renewing his expertise at one of the original stadiums of the survey race, Denny Hamlin dominated Cook Out 400 in Martinsville Spidwa to win their first victory in the 2025 season and win the number 55 winning career. Hamlin will win their sixth win over Martinsville and their first victory in 10 years.

Hamlin rarely abandoned the progress after his way to lead, leading 274 out of 400 minutes, including 74. Despite the challenge of Christopher Bell, Hamlin struck himself away from the long end to win more than 4.5 seconds.

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Despite the success of Martinsville throughout his career, Hamlin hadn’t won and won another clock of his grandfather in the spring of 2015. After the race, Hamlin, the president of the new team, Chris Gail and his team’s approach to the high level to the level performed by Team No. 11.

“Chris Gail, all engineers, holes teams, everyone … only decided that they came here differently than what we were in the past few years. And it was just amazing,” Hamlin told Fox Sports. “The car was very good, he did everything I needed to do. I’m just happy to climb Chris and get the winning number 55. It’s great and attractive.

After his victory, Hamlin unveiled the banner of the new victory by reading “11 against the world” and with the masses of Martinsville. When asked about the flag, Hamlin praised Ohio Statet Bakaizi, who inspiration and inspiration.

“My friend is a fan of Ohio, whom I met at the end of last year,” Hamlin said. “We always had ‘Ohio state against the world’, so now the 11 people are against the world.

Hamlin was the Toyota leader 1-2-3 at the top of the pitch, with Christopher Bell finishing second and BABA Wallace came home in third. Cheis Elliott and Kyle Larsson finished five of the five key players, followed by Ross Chaston, Ryan Press, Joe Logno, Cheiss Brisco and Todd Gilliland.

Lognosed the headline of a group of drivers who got off in Schneid on Sunday, as the champions of the trophy finally won the first place in this year’s seventh competition, breaking it, the longest of no ruler without 10 key players for the start of the season. Ryan Blane also finished first with 11th, while Tai Gibs — despite the central race from Taylor’s Ridke — running — in the 13th place, winning first place after Taladiga in the autumn of last year.

The veteran Peshmerga Kassi played its debut in the US Cup in 2019 and finished 36th in the second game in 2016. Bowman Gray star Bert Merce has made his first official appearance for Amerive, finishing 37th.

Eric Jones, who initially finished 24th, after his car failed to perform the minimum weight in the post-competition inspection.

Cook 400 results

1. #11 – Deni Hamlin
2. #20 – Christopher Bell
3. #23 – بوبا واڵاس
4. #9 – Cheiz Elliott
5. #5 – Kylie Larson
6. #1 – Ross Chastin
7. #60 – Ryan Press
8. #22 – Joey Logano
9. #19 – Cheyz Brisco
10. #34 – Tod Gililand
11. #12 – ریان بلانی
12. #71 – Michael McDoville
13. #54 – You Gibs
14. #45 – Tyler Redic
15. #10 – Dillon type
16. #38 – Zain Smith
17. #8 – Kylie Bush
18. #3 – Ostin Dillon
19. #77 – Carson Hosvar
20. #47 – Ricky Steenhoos Jr.
21. #99 – Daniel Suarez
22. #24 – William Bayron
23. #16 – ا جی general
24. #17 – Chris Bouicher
25. #42 – John Hanter Nemech
26. #6 – Brad Kislovsky
27. #48 – Alex Bowman
28. #7 – Justin Heli
29. #4 – Noah Gragson
30. #51 – Well code
31. #35 – ریلی هربst (R)
32. #21 – Josh Berry
33. #41 – Cole Castre
34. #88 – Shain van Jesbergen (R)
35. #66 – Cassi Mirz
36. #50 – Bert Meris
37. #2 – Ostin Sydrek
38. #43 – Eric Jones