NASCAR will meet with Xfinity drivers before Darlington to discuss the rough racing that took place last weekend at Martinsville.

The final 100 laps of the 256-lap event had nine cautions and the race ended with Sammy Smith knocking Taylor Gray out of the lead in Turn 3 on the final lap and triggering a multi-car crash as the field raced to the finish.

Sammy Smith was fined $25,000 and docked 50 driver points, while Jeb Burton and Taylor Gray were fined $5,000 each for their conduct at the infield care center. Smith and Gray, who have been feuding since their years in Late Model racing, confronted each other after the race, but were kept apart by security.

Denny Hamlin has done it again. Hamlin scored his sixth NASCAR Cup Series win at Martinsville Speedway and first since 2015, dominating the Cook Out 400 on Sunday to earn the 55th win of his career. While there were no big fights or arguments,

Darlington, South Carolina. Schedule: Saturday, practice, 12:35 p.m., qualifying, 1:40 p.m.; Sunday, race, 3 p.m. (FS1). Track: Darlington Raceway. Race distance: 293 laps, 400.24 miles. Last year: Brad Keselowski broke his three-year losing streak while keeping Ty Gibbs at bay in the final

Denny Hamlin wasn't the only person who had a big weekend at Martinsville. Hamlin took home the checkered flag in the Cook Out 400 on Sunday afternoon, beating out his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Christopher Bell,