Denny Hamlin has been on top of the world in the NASCAR Cup Series over the last two weeks. He dominated in his home state of Virginia at Martinsville, and then he followed that up with another victory at Darlington this past Sunday.
Denny Hamlin had no plans of doing a backflip after winning the NASCAR Cup Series race at Darlington despite driving a Carl Edwards paint scheme. On Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour, Hamlin explained to Kevin Harvick why he didn’t do a backflip after the victory.
In the last few years, Denny Hamlin has perfected the art of the postrace celebration. Carl Edwards has a request for his former NASCAR teammate. Hamlin is rocking an Edwards throwback paint scheme this weekend, so he might have to listen.
What is up with Carl Edwards? We saw him driving a Porsche with Trevor Bayne, and now he’s in Corey LaJoie’s Cup car? The NASCAR Hall of Famer is only going to get people’s hopes up and the rumor mill buzzing.
Now, this is sure to get a few folks talking. Carl Edwards back in a firesuit? And a familiar one at that? Trevor Bayne, what have you done? These two former NASCAR drivers are going to make a few people get their hopes up.
Denny Hamlin has been on fire on the track, though he hasn’t yet secured a win this year. That could come in short order. But at the very least, Hamlin is going to look extremely sharp racing around a new scheme for Darlington.
The Los Angeles Angels agreed to a minor league deal with right-handed pitcher Carl Edwards Jr., per MLB insider Aram Leighton. Edwards' last Major League appearance was with the San Diego Padres last season.
Carl Edwards addressed numerous topics in last week's wide-ranging interview with Dale Earnhardt Jr. Edwards discussed his NASCAR career, abrupt retirement, and new broadcasting career on the Dale Jr.
When Carl Edwards left NASCAR ahead of the 2017 season, fans were perplexed. Then the rumors began online about what he was up to. So, what is true and what isn’t about Cousin Carl?
Carl Edwards enjoyed immense success in the NASCAR Cup Series with Roush Fenway Racing from 2004 to 2014. Then, he decided to move to Joe Gibbs Racing, where he drove until his retirement at the end of the 2016 campaign.
All told, Carl Edwards seems more than comfortable with the decision he made to retire, even if he left some wins and potentially a championship on the table.
Carl Edwards shocked the NASCAR world by retiring following the 2016 NASCAR Cup Series season, a year in which he made it into the Championship 4, and had a championship sewn up before a late-race caution bunched the field back up.
San Diego Padres free agent pitcher Carl Edwards Jr. has agreed to terms with the Tigers de Quintana Roo of the Mexican League, the club announced via social media Tuesday.
Carl Edwards will be part of NASCAR’s broadcast team for Prime Video and is ready for the next chapter in his career. While speaking with Dale Earnhardt Jr.
The addition of Edwards is another fantastic move as Prime Video becomes the guinea pig for NASCAR's first foray into exclusively streaming Cup Series races.
Carl Edwards explained why he decided to turn down Kyle Larson‘s offer to pilot the No. 5 Chevrolet during All-Star Race practice at North Wilkesboro Speedway.
Edwards was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Friday, completing a journey that the 45-year-old likely never expected to go on in the first place.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- NASCAR's heroes and legends gathered at the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Friday to formally induct the esteemed class of 2025 -- racing greats Ricky Rudd, Carl Edwards and the late Ralph Moody.
In the conversation for one of the greatest stock car racers to never win a championship, Carl Edwards will be inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame tonight.