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CUP: Hamlin, Stewart Patch Things Up
Written by: Tom Jensen   
07/13/2007
Joliet, Ill.
 
Denny Hamlin (L) and Tony Stewart walk out of the No. 11 hauler after a meeting with team owner Joe Gibbs during practice at Chicagoland Speedway. (Photo: Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) ยป More Photos
With the tight Nextel Cup and Busch Series schedules this weekend at Chicagoland Speedway, Joe Gibbs Racing teammates Tony Stewart and Denny Hamlin picked an interesting time to bury the hatchet over last weekend's crash during the Pepsi 400.

Midway through the final Cup "Happy Hour" practice session for tomorrow's USG Sheetrock 400, Stewart dashed into Hamlin's transporter for a 15-minute meeting to hash out any lingering issues from Daytona. Both drivers emerged from the meeting smiling.
"We just came to the realization that he's wrong in a lot of areas and I'm wrong in some areas," Hamlin said prior to driver introductions for Saturday's USG Durarock
300 NASCAR Busch Series race at Chicagoland Speedway.
"It's just we've got to be good teammates on race day. We need to work through our differences and I think basically did."

Hamlin said the disagreements between the two began prior to Daytona. "He thought there were a lot of things that led up to it that kind of set him off and I questioned him," Hamlin said of Stewart. "The end result is we got it all solved and resolved and I think we're probably going to be better teammates than we were before."

A representative for Stewart said the driver would not comment prior to the Busch race, which both Stewart and Hamlin were entered in.