Denny Hamlin revealed on Sunday that FedEx will no longer sponsor his No. 11 Toyota Camry for Joe Gibbs Racing. The 20-year partnership will come to an end.

Another longtime sponsor could be leaving NASCAR. Denny Hamlin posted a thank you message to FedEx on social media before Sunday’s Cup Series season finale at Phoenix. Per the Sports Business Journal,

The longest tenured driver-sponsorship pairing in the NASCAR Cup Series has come to a close. Denny Hamlin, somewhat surprisingly, revealed on his social media channels that the season finale on Sunday at Phoenix Raceway would be the last for FedEx on the Joe Gibbs Racing No.

Denny Hamlin has been a vocal critic of the NASCAR Playoff format which saw Joey Logano emerge as a controversial 2024 Cup Series Champion.

Denny Hamlin expressed skepticism about Team Penske’s rapid rise to success, particularly regarding Logano’s championship win at Phoenix. Hamlin raised concerns about whether Penske Racing may have gained an unfair advantage,

Denny Hamlin and FedEx have been on quite a journey. The post Denny Hamlin Content With FedEx Ending 19-Year-Long Support as He Comes Clean on Murky Sponsorship Future appeared first on EssentiallySports.

For the last two decades, Denny Hamlin has been one of the most accomplished and recognizable drivers in NASCAR. Hamlin, who turns 44 next week, has won 54 races and posted 352 top 10s in 678 starts.