Denny Hamlin trolls Joey Logano with iconic Martinsville line after Window World 450

Joey Logano took home the Window World 450 at North Wilkesboro on Sunday night. He and Denny Hamlin were the clear class of the field. After the race, Hamlin raced to meet up with Logano. And Hamlin delivered a dap for a race well run. He also delivered an iconic line from his past with Logano. 2019 at Martinsville, to be exact. Hamlin and Logano got into a post-race dust-up and had to be separated. In the interview following, Hamlin made fun of Logano, delivering the iconic, “That’s just short track racing.” Just short track racin’ After Logano’s win tonight and Hamlin’s P2 finish, Hamlin posted this: Oh, how time changes things. For a full rundown on this historic moment, re-live it here: In the post-race interview, Hamlin started: “We were having a discussion, everything was civil and then, like Joey does, he does a little push and then runs away,” Hamlin revealed at the time. “That’s Joey. He said, ‘Do you want to go?’ I said, ‘Yes, I’m here,’ but then he runs away.” Hamlin went on to mock Logano, doing his best impression of No. 22 when he said, “Ah, it’s just short track racing.” Big points night for both drivers Sunday night at North Wilkesboro was big night for both drivers. Denny Hamlin grew his lead over Tyler Reddick and Ryan Blaney. Logano, with the victory, jumped inside the Top 16 into one of the Chase spots with a 73-point night. 1. Denny Hamlin 842 points2. Tyler Reddick -683. Ryan Blaney -874. Ty Gibbs -1345. Chase Elliott -208 6. Kyle Larson -2267. Carson Hocevar -244 (+1 spot)8. Chase Briscoe -255 (+2 spots)9. Chris Buescher -257 (-2 spots)10. Christopher Bell -268 (-1 spot) 11. Daniel Suarez -28412. William Byron -29613. Bubba Wallace -31114. Shane van Gisbergen -326 (+1 spot)15. Joey Logano -331 (+2 spots)16. Austin Cindric -347 (-2 spots) CUT LINE17. Erik Jones -33 to cut line (-1 spot)18. Ryan Preece -48 to cut line19. Brad Keselowski -58 to cut line20. Michael McDowell -83 to cut line (-1 spot) What’s up next on the NASCAR Cup Series Schedule On Sunday, July 26, NASCAR makes its return to historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Brickyard 400. This will be the final round of the In-Season Challenge, starting at 1 p.m. ET on TNT. Bubba Wallace is the defending Brickyard 400 winner. The 23XI driver held off Kyle Larson on a pair of overtime restarts to secure the crown jewel win.