FedEx Has Removed All Branding From Hamlin’s Car To Showcase National Civil Rights Museum

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Denny Hamlin will have a totally different look on his No. 11 Toyota Camry for Sunday’s GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway.

Gone are the usual white, purple and orange FedEx colors. Instead, the car will be all black.

FedEx has opted to remove all of their branding from the car and will highlight the Memphis, TN’s National Civil Rights Museum.

Additionally, FedEx has donated $500,000 to the museum. That is an impressive statement being made today by FedEx.

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