While Denny Hamlin celebrated his first win of the season, others did not have as much to cheer at Martinsville.

The NASCAR Cup Series has completed the first short track race of the year, with Denny Hamlin winning Sunday's Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway. Hamlin led 274 laps to earn his sixth career victory at his home track in Martinsville.

After not winning at the racetrack for a decade, Denny Hamlin has returned to Victory Lane at Martinsville Speedway, winning Sunday's Cook Out 400 for his 55th career win in the NASCAR Cup Series. Hamlin,

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Joe Gibbs Racing’s Ty Gibbs finished one spot (13th) ahead of 23XI’s Tyler Reddick (14th) in Sunday’s Cook Out 400 at Martinsville Speedway, but the 22-year-old driver wanted more than to just best his rival on the track.

RIDGEWAY, Va. Denny Hamlin is a NASCAR Cup Series winner for the first time in nearly a year. The 44-year-old Joe Gibbs Racing veteran dominated the Cook Out 400 at Martinsville S

Denny Hamlin earned a dominant victory in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville. There were 10 cautions throughout the Cook Out 400, most of which came during the first three-quarters of the race.

It felt,” Denny Hamlin was saying about an hour after his light blue-and-white Toyota took the checkered flag at Martinsville Speedway, “like the old, old days.” Old can mean so much around Hamlin, who at age 44 was the oldest winner at NASCAR’s oldest track since a 47-year-old Rusty Wallace won for the final time in his Cup career in 2004.

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