Daytona 500: Denny Hamlin wins by 0.010 seconds

Denny Hamlin earned his first Daytona 500 win at his 11th attempt
Denny Hamlin won the Daytona 500 by 0.010 seconds on Sunday in the closest finish to the 'Great American Race' in its 58-year history.





 The 35-year-old roared from fourth on the last lap of the 500-mile race to beat Martin Truex Jr, with Joe Gibbs Racing team-mate Matt Kenseth third.

 Gibbs made it clear that he had no use for the victories his drivers collected in the exhibition races leading into Sunday's season-opener. The three-time Super Bowl winning coach was focused only on the "Great American Race" and his four drivers brainstormed on the best way to get a win for Gibbs.
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