Spire Owner Takes Denny Hamlin’s ‘Unserious’ Comment as a Warning
Spire Motorsports owner Jeff Dickerson responded to Denny Hamlin's comments about being an 'unserious' team.
Spire Motorsports owner Jeff Dickerson reacted to Denny Hamlin's assertion that his team is "unserious," interpreting it as a warning. Hamlin's comments on his podcast came following a controversial incident at Darlington where Brad Keselowski collided with Carson Hocevar of Spire Motorsports. Keselowski later threatened Hocevar, while Hocevar remained silent.
Hamlin further criticized Spire Motorsports in the wake of a lawsuit by JGR against them due to former crew chief Chris Gabehart allegedly using "stolen intellectual property." Despite JGR's lawsuit, Dickerson maintained that Hamlin "knows what he's talking about," as a precautionary warning, drawing parallels to his own past experience with Hamlin at JGR.
Dickerson wished for Hamlin to communicate his thoughts directly, but acknowledged the message was received regardless.
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