Carl Edwards was shocked by Denny Hamlin's candid confession on his podcast, where Hamlin shared details about his driving techniques.

What happened?

On Saturday at Nashville Superspeedway, Edwards joined Danielle Trotta and Corey LaJoie to discuss the challenges of racing around the 1.33-mile track.

Edwards listened to Hamlin's podcast and was surprised by how much information Hamlin shared about his driving.

Why it matters for Carl Edwards

Edwards' reaction is interesting because it shows how much Hamlin is willing to share with his audience, and what other drivers and teams can learn from his podcast.

Hamlin's comments could give other drivers an edge, as they could replicate his techniques or learn how to defeat him.

What comes next?

Hamlin will be racing on Sunday at Nashville, and Edwards will be covering the event on Prime's coverage, which begins at 7 p.m.

Edwards will also be analyzing Hamlin's performance on Monday's podcast, where Hamlin will discuss what happened in Tennessee.

On June 1, 2025, Edwards shared his thoughts on Hamlin's podcast, saying he was shocked by how much Hamlin gives away about his driving.

Hamlin has doubled Edwards' career win total, with 28 victories in 13 seasons for Edwards, and has been with Joe Gibbs Racing for 21 seasons.

Edwards retired in 2016 but is now actively involved in the sport as an analyst with Prime's coverage.

The 45-year-old Edwards will be keeping a close eye on Hamlin's performance on Sunday, and will be sharing his insights on Prime's coverage.

Hamlin's podcast has become a valuable resource for NASCAR fans, with the driver sharing detailed information about his driving techniques and strategies.

Edwards' reaction to Hamlin's comments highlights the importance of staying ahead of the curve in NASCAR, where every bit of information can be a competitive advantage.

As the NASCAR season heats up, Edwards and Hamlin will be two drivers to watch, with Edwards providing expert analysis and Hamlin pushing for more wins.

On Sunday, Hamlin will be looking to add to his win total, and Edwards will be there to cover all the action on Prime's coverage.