WATCH: Denny Hamlin hilariously claims Ryan Blaney needs “therapy” after Darlington radio rant

Ryan Blaney was really animated on team radio after Darlington crash.

WATCH: Denny Hamlin hilariously claims Ryan Blaney needs “therapy” after Darlington radio rant

Denny Hamlin and Ryan Blaney (Via IMAGO)

Defending NASCAR Cup Series champion Ryan Blaney has been leading the lines for Ford teams who has been winless till Darlington with his consistent performance. But, when Ford finally broke their winless record with RFK Racing’s Brad Keselowski, Blaney was in the garage lamenting the second stage crash.

A second clash on lap 129 of the race during a three wide battle that involved martin Truex Jr. and William Byron, the No:12 Team Penske Racing Ford of Ryan Blaney ended up on the wall.  He was fuming on the team radio after the incident, and he didn’t hesitate to pass some NFSW remarks on the duo on team radio. JGR’s Denny Hamlin has come forth guying his opinion on the drama.

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The 23XI Racing co-owner hilariously pointed out that Ryan Blaney needed some therapy to dix his anger issues as he lost his “shit” on team radio. He asserted that he has never seen someone who is so quite outside the car be this animated om the team radio. The different persona on and off the track has been a trademark of Blaney over the years.

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William Byron went three-wide bottom, didn’t hold his line and shoved the 19 [Truex] into the 12 [Blaney]. The end. Blaney lost his s*** on the radio, that’s a shocker. I think he needs some therapy… I’ve never seen anyone so quiet in person and so wild on the radio. Never. He is the epitome of when you strap on the helmet, it cuts the circulation off.
Denny Hamlin said via Action Detrimental.

Ryan Blaney was hoping for a really good day at Darlington

After a tough start to the Goodyear 400, Blaney slowly moved his way up and with the P6 finish on stage-1, he was confident that he would be able to produce a solid race. All this excitement came to a disappointing end as the crash didn’t give him a chance to showcase his skills.

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Ryan Blaney (Via IMAGO and Screenshot @NASCAR/X)
I thought we got pretty good, finally got up to sixth and really made good ground in the first stage. … We had something to work with and I was excited to start the second half of the race and just didn’t get that chance.
Ryan Blaney said.

This might be the reason for the frustration and the NFSW rant by the defending champion. Blaney will quickly move on from the incident as he has to win a race to secure the playoff spot soon. They now have a plan to be inspired from after Keselowski’s win and the team’s further success will depend on how the No:12 team execute from next week.

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