There’s no denying that Joey Logano has been preforming under a microscope ever since he jumped aboard the Joe Gibbs Racing 20 car in 2009.
He was the new hot-shot rookie on the scene, and everyone expected him to take the sport by storm at 19-years-old.
To say Logano’s career started off “less than ideal” is quite the understatement after crashing out of the 2009 Daytona 500 early and finishing the race 43rd.
From there, he struggled to grasp the Sprint Cup car, finishing far down the running order in a top-level ride was not the start JGR or Logano had in mind.
But then came the race at New Hampshire where Logano took the win in a rain-shortened race. A win that silence all the critics—or not—for a moment.
After the win, the successes in the Cup Series were few and far between for Logano as he continued to be a weekly contender in NASCAR’s Nationwide Series.
However, his lack of success in the Cup Series after the New Hampshire victory woke up a stir of talks of how secure his fut...
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