Tuesday is Election Day in the United States, and one NASCAR driver is going viral for his endorsement message. The driver isn't endorsing any candidates for president, but he is endorsing a fellow driver in his quest for a Cup Series championship this Sunday at Phoenix.

On this election day, Denny Hamlin is seeking change — change he believes only one person can bring. Hamlin took to social media Tuesday to officially offer his endorsement, though not for the 2024 United States presidential election.

The 43-year-old had a rough start wearing his racing hat/helmet over the weekend at Martinsville, crashing in practice, missing qualifying, and starting from the back of the field. To the veteran driver's credit, when the checkered flag fell, he finished fifth.

In a recent episode of his podcast, "Actions Detrimental," seasoned NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin laid bare a conversation he had with Mike Forde, NASCAR's Managing Director of Racing Communications. The exchange touches on an ongoing debate regarding the playoff format that Hamlin argues is flawed.

Denny Hamlin acknowledged that other Chevrolet drivers aided William Byron in securing a spot in the NASCAR playoffs Championship 4.

NASCAR superstar Denny Hamlin isn't the most political person in his profession, but on Election Day, the 23XI Racing co-owner had a little fun by making an "endorsement." Taking to X on Tuesday, Hamlin announced that he is "officially endorsing the 45 team this weekend.