NASCAR Cup Drivers Speak Out & Suggest Future Postseason Changes
From Denny Hamlin to Brad Keselowski, here’s what Cup drivers had to say about the playoffs and what they’d like to see changed going forward.
Dalton Hopkins began writing for Frontstretch in April 2021. Currently, he is the lead writer for the weekly Thinkin' Out Loud column, co-host of the Frontstretch Happy Hour podcast, and one of our lead reporters. Beforehand, he wrote for IMSA shortly after graduating from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in 2019. Simultaneously, he also serves as a Captain in the US Army.
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