Audio: Natalie Decker’s Spotter Loses It on the Radio After She Crashes Out at Bristol

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To say it has been a rough season in 2019 for Natalie Decker, would be a massive understatement. For her spotter Kevin Hamlin, it’s been an equally frustrating season.

The 22-year old has been involved in 15 accidents in just 14 races in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series.

After the latest bad night in Bristol, where she was involved in three different incidents (including one with a tow truck), Hamlin finally lost his cool and let everyone — including Decker — know how he felt on the radio.

*NSFW, strong language is used between Hamlin and Decker in the audio below*

6 Responses

  1. Nat Decker find a nother Crew chief and a spotter if thay talk to there driver’s like that I would have blown the engine up what a Crew chief how could you went down there when the truck you tried to

  2. If they’re looking for a replacement for Danika, I think they found her. Danika wasn’t that good either.

  3. 15 accidents in 14 races. How did this girl even get in the truck series. Yes the spotter was unprofessional but he tried to tell her where to go and she wasn’t listening.

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