Joey Logano, the reigning champion of the NASCAR Cup Series, recently discussed the finest race of his lengthy career, which spans 15 years and includes driving in the NASCAR Cup Series.
In 2008, Logano raced for the first time in the Cup. From the beginning of the 2013 season, he has been a part of Team Penske across the Cup Series. During this time, he has earned 27 of his total 31 victories in his career. This includes several wins that will live long in the memory, such as the Daytona 500 in 2015, the NASCAR All-Star Race in 2016, and the Bristol Motor Speedway in 2021. In a recent interview with The Athletic, the driver of the #22 Ford said that the championship race for the NASCAR Cup Series that took place at Phoenix Raceway the previous year was his finest NASCAR race to yet.
In a recent interview with The Athletic, the driver of the #22 Ford said that the championship race for the NASCAR Cup Series that took place at Phoenix Raceway the previous year was his finest NASCAR race to yet.
“I take a look at some of the ones that turned out very good. While we were fighting for the title with the pressure on us and everything else, the weekend we spent in Phoenix the year before was perfect from start to finish. When it comes to that particular accomplishment, it’s no longer simply the driver’s accomplishment alone, and I couldn’t be prouder of our entire team. There have been races in which I feel like I performed well, but we did not get the finish that we needed to. You were the head of the group at the time, and it’s kind of difficult to argue that you handled your job well enough even back then.
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At the conclusion of the 2022 NASCAR season, Joey Logano won the race at Phoenix Raceway with a commanding victory. He secured his second-ever NASCAR Cup Series title by starting from the pole position, winning Stage 1, and leading a race-high 187 laps to win the race. He handily outlasted the other three candidates for the title in the race that was 312 miles long.
During Daytona International Speedway’s Bluegreen Vacation Duels, Joey Logano demonstrates his dominance.
Joey Logano, a driver for Team Penske, took first place in the Duel 1 race at Daytona qualifying on Thursday. As a result, he earned a starting position on the second row for the Daytona 500. He finished third behind Christopher Bell and Joey Logano, having led 25 of the 60 laps that were run without a yellow flag, while his teammate Ryan Blaney led a race-high 30 laps. The later competitor was only 0.018 seconds behind Logano as they crossed the finish line.
On February 19, Joey Logano will compete in a race at the Daytona International Speedway. He will begin the race from the third starting position out of the forty cars in the field.
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