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.
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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.
Following a video released on Instagram that showed Joey Logano debuting a completely bald look during a public appearance in Huntersville to inaugurate new construction, fan reactions ran rampant online.
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.
The private car collections of NASCAR drivers are some of the most impressive in the world. Team Penske’s Joey Logano, a three-time Cup Series champion, boasts a stellar garage filled with multiple iconic makes and models.
After nearly two decades of closing out the NASCAR season under the Miami sun, the sport made a change in 2020, trading the palm trees of Homestead for the desert heat of Phoenix.
Akin to many of his peers, including the likes of Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin, Joey Logano has always kept his eyes on one prize: winning in NASCAR, come what may.
When did the conversation flip about the NASCAR elimination style playoff format? It started with Joey Logano, and his first championship win in 2018, Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic believes.
Few NASCAR legends have been fortunate enough to watch their children carry on the family legacy behind the wheel. A lot of eyes now seem to be on Joey Logano’s kids, who might be next in line to join that next generation of racing dynasties.
Ryan Blaney won Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix Raceway, and Kyle Larson brought home the 2025 Cup Series championship.
Joey Logano has long stood in defense of NASCAR’s (Chase) playoff format, so firmly, in fact, that even Dale Earnhardt Jr. once joked he’d heard enough of Logano’s crusade to justify it.
Joey Logano has long stood behind NASCAR’s winner-take-all playoff system. But with the sport considering multiple races for the Championship 4 round and rotating venues for the finale each season, the system that fueled Team Penske’s three-year streak of dominance may soon be a thing of the past.
With six victories this season, Denny Hamlin stands as the odds-on favorite to win the Cup Championship among the final four contenders. Yet his 21-year wait for a title still threatens over one of NASCAR’s most consistent performers, a storyline that fuels both fan anticipation and sentiment.
Joey Logano has been unable to keep up with the winning momentum of the 2024 season. Logano came into the year as a defending Cup Series Champion and hoped to win one this year as well.
The fourth year of NASCAR's Next-Gen car will be the first year that Team Penske does not win the NASCAR Cup Series championship.
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.
Joey Logano was understandably frustrated after Sunday's YellaWood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway.
Another win in Sin City on Sunday would give Logano the opportunity to defend his 2024 championship.
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.
Joey Logano’s no stranger to the spotlight, but after the Charlotte Roval’s wild finish, he caught heat like never before. Fans in the stands let him have it, booing during interviews and broadcast hits, while social media erupted with shade, calling his Round of 8 advance a “lucky” fluke.
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.
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