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Hamlin: Most drivers don't respect Keselowski
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Sporting a fat lip, Brad Keselowski speaks to reporters after the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, on Sunday. Jeff Gordon was knocked out of the race by a bump by Brad Keselowski and a fight ensued between crews and drivers on pit row after the race. - photo by Associated Press
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Denny Hamlin thinks most drivers don't respect Brad Keselowski, and the contempt stems from the 2012 NASCAR champion's refusal to show any remorse for his aggressive driving. Hamlin spoke during a national conference call on Tuesday, two days after a brawl between Keselowski and Jeff Gordon on pit road at Texas Motor Speedway. Hamlin said the consensus among his peers was Keselowski didn't have enough space to attempt a pass of Gordon in the closing laps of Sunday's race.