Denny Hamlin called his rear camera failure “sketchy” after the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver explained how losing the rear-facing camera made it harder to judge traffic behind his car during the high-speed NASCAR race.
Hamlin compared the problem to “playing ping pong with one bandage over one eye,” saying he could see what was ahead but lost a key view behind him. The issue came during a NASCAR race that also featured a new lower-downforce superspeedway package.
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Hamlin said he was happy with the changes NASCAR made at Daytona, but he also pointed to the stage format as an area…
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