NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin and his fiancée Jordan Fish have joyfully announced the birth of their son, Jameson Drew Hamlin, who arrived on June 11. Following his birth, Hamlin missed the Mexico City Cup Series race to spend time with his family, highlighting the importance he places on his newborn’s arrival and early family moments.
The Hamlin family—now including three children—is growing, with plans for an upcoming wedding still in the future. In a heartfelt social media post, Hamlin and Fish shared details about Jameson Drew and expressed their deep emotions after a challenging journey to meet him.
Born June 11th, 8 lbs 4 oz, 22 3/4 inches,
the announcement read.
The road to meeting him wasn’t easy… but he’s home, he’s perfect, and his sisters can’t get enough of him. Our hearts have never been so full. Introducing our son… Jameson Drew Hamlin.
—Denny Hamlin and Jordan Fish
Family Support and Hamlin’s Racing Break
Big sisters Taylor and Molly have warmly welcomed their new baby brother, adding a joyful dynamic to the Hamlin household. Denny Hamlin’s decision to prioritize family over racing in Mexico City last week reflects his devotion during this special time. Although away from the track for a brief period, Hamlin remains focused on his racing career as he prepares for his return.
Hamlin’s Outlook for Pocono Raceway
After a week away from competition and likely experiencing the challenges of newborn care, Denny Hamlin is gearing up for this weekend’s race at Pocono Raceway. Known for his success there, Hamlin leads NASCAR history with the most wins at Pocono and aims to extend that record. His strong performances earlier this season at Charlotte, Nashville, and Michigan underline his status as a leading contender.
In 2022, Hamlin won a race at Pocono but was disqualified due to an infraction, which handed the victory to Chase Elliott. Despite setbacks, Hamlin’s recent podium finishes at Pocono demonstrate his consistent speed and competitiveness, positioning him as a favorite heading into the weekend.
Chasing Career Milestones and Season Success
Currently 44 years old, Denny Hamlin is pursuing his eighth career victory at Pocono, which would mark his fourth win of this season and the 58th of his NASCAR career. Achieving this milestone is key as Hamlin strives to surpass 60 wins, potentially moving into the top 10 drivers in NASCAR history with the highest number of victories.
With the excitement surrounding the birth of Jameson Drew, Hamlin’s determination appears strengthened as he seeks to capitalize on his opportunities in this phase of his career.