Denny Hamlin reported he felt dizzy, and “got his bell rung”  after a high speed crash while testing yesterday in Kansas.  He’s been checked out, and has been cleared to drive Sunday, but in the wake of the Dale Earnhardt, Jr. situation, you know they’ll be keeping a close eye on him.  Here’s the story from MRN, The Motor Racing Network

Denny Hamlin crashed in Thursday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series testing session at Kansas Speedway.

Driving the No. 11 FedEx Toyota, Hamlin made hard impact with the Turn 1 wall just as he was beginning a run on sticker tires.

"I just clipped the right rear on the outside wall on corner entry and when I did it just shot the car to the apron and then I tried to correct and over corrected and got into the outside fence," Hamlin said.

"I think we were 202 mph on the first impact of the wall, but I don't know what it was on the heavy impact."

After seeing the damage to the No. 11 Toyota, a NASCAR official suggested to Hamlin, who drove his car back to the garage area, that he go to the infield medical center for precaution. Following the team's preparation of the new car, Hamlin went and got re-evaluated.

"I felt the need to just make sure that I was OK because, honestly, I don't want to be endangering myself or anyone else on track," said Hamlin, who felt slightly dizzy after the impact. "They seem to think I'm fine. I feel like I'm good so we are going to move on with our day."

Hamlin is currently third in the championship standings, 15 points behind leader Brad Keselowski.