Joey Logano’s comments on how The Chase will influence driver etiquette are drawing attention after his recent appearance on Inside the Race, where he broke down the mental gymnastics required to survive the playoffs.
The sentiment surrounding NASCAR's decision to move back to a 10-race Chase championship format in 2026 and abandon the playoffs has largely been positive,
NASCAR on Monday announced the departure of its win-and-in, elimination style championship format and the reintroduction of a “Chase” style format for the 2026 season and beyond.
More and more touching messages pile up honoring Greg Biffle. Joey Logano raced against Biffle for years as a young driver. Biffle was one of the veterans of the sport by the time Logano got to the Cup Series.
Joey Logano’s first NASCAR Cup Series championship, earned in 2018, will always carry a certain weight as firsts tend to leave a permanent imprint. Yet nothing compares to the third title he captured last year, a championship that came in a way neither fans nor Logano himself could have reasonably predicted.
Joey Logano is one of the most intense competitors in the NASCAR Cup Series field. He seldom backs down from a fight and always pays back for the mistakes that have been committed against him.
There has long been a belief that racers from New England face an uphill battle reaching NASCAR, largely because the region is not viewed as a traditional racing hotbed.
Team Penske driver Joey Logano is the most successful racer in the NASCAR Cup Series currently. Beginning his full-time career in the premier tier in 2009, he has secured three championships so far.
In most sports, the math offers some mercy. Two teams square off, and each walks in with a clean fifty-fifty shot. Racing doesn’t deal that hand to anyone.
Joey Logano is the most accomplished driver in the current NASCAR Cup Series field. He has three championships to his name and is poised to increase that tally over the coming years.
Joey Logano has long rolled up his sleeves for communities battered by hurricanes and tornadoes in the past, for which he has earned widespread praise.
Joey Logano began his Cup career with Joe Gibbs Racing in 2008, but his breakthrough didn’t arrive until he moved to Team Penske five years later. Even so, he carried deep admiration for Joe Gibbs, enough that he supported the Washington Redskins simply because Gibbs had coached the franchise for 11 years.
Joey Logano has spent long enough in the driver’s seat to understand exactly what athletes put their bodies and minds through, week after week, as they try to stay sharp, stay healthy, and stay out of danger in a sport where one bad hit can derail everything.
Joey Logano, despite on-track brilliance, may find it difficult to win the ‘Most Popular Driver’ award anytime soon. He’s a polarizing figure to say the least, and the circumstances of his Cup Series championship win in 2024 only added to it.
When a video surfaced on Instagram showing Joey Logano sporting a completely bald head during a public appearance in Huntersville to help launch new construction, reactions spread quickly.
Joey Logano might not have defended his Cup Series title in 2025, but he is set to take home a big victory in the offseason. The Team Penske superstar got involved in a massive $255 million mixed-use development project called ‘Town 1’ back in 2023.
Joey Logano set the record straight about his health after NASCAR fans saw his new bald look this week. The three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion went to X/Twitter to explain why he shaved his head.
Three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Joey Logano has done a lot of cool things in his storied career, but jumping over a row of town leaders while in a pickup truck probably wasn’t one he saw coming.
Without a win at Martinsville in 2018, Joey Logano likely wouldn't have gone on to win his first NASCAR Cup Series title later that same year. But on Sunday at Martinsville, when he needed another clutch win, the three-time Cup Series champion didn't have enough.
For years now, the NASCAR playoff format has been the sport’s favorite argument starter. Whether it’s fans debating “true champions” or former drivers calling for a return to the old full-season points system, the chatter never really stops.
Highlights Joey Logano fires back at critics ahead of the Round of 8 race at Las Vegas with a defiant message. The defending champion believes he’s misunderstood, saying most criticism comes from people who don’t know him personally.