Joey Logano
Joey Logano is a NASCAR Cup Series driver who has competed full-time with the series since 2009.
Before he arrived in NASCAR, the young Logano was winning numerous events in the northeast. At age 15, Mark Martin said he was “the real deal.”
While there were high expectations for Logano, his career got off to a slow start at Joe Gibbs Racing, where he won just two races in four seasons. In 2013, he moved to Team Penske. A year later, he had a breakout season, winning five times and finishing fifth in the season standings.
Since joining Penske, Logano has won 27 times, including the 2015 Daytona 500. The 2018 season is a memorable one for Logano as he captured his first season championship.
Las Vegas kicks off the semifinal phase of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, which will set the field for the Championship 4.
Joey Logano doesn’t like how certain drivers race at Talladega, and called them out for “not working” and taking advantage of other people’s misfortune.
The top four in the current NASCAR Playoffs standings will likely be the four drivers in the Championship 4 at Phoenix.
Joey Logano’s late-race pit stop at Kansas showed the No. 22 team may not have confidence in its driver.
Joey Logano candidly admitted that Team Penske has put a focus in its competition meetings on safety and protecting drivers in the Next Gen car, which is a departure from the past when the impacts weren’t as violent.
William Byron still has a score to settle with Joey Logano.
An old-school battle between Joey Logano and Chase Elliott is brewing.
Joey Logano is fed up with the predictable wrecking that overshadows actually racing at superspeedways.
Ross Chastain is in the middle of several unresolved NASCAR feuds headed to Darlington, but he isn’t alone.
Joey Logano has been a key reason behind Team Penske’s consistent competitiveness in the NASCAR Cup Series.
