News about Joey Logano

The biggest crash at Talladega in NASCAR Cup Series history unfolded in Alabama on Sunday as 28 cars were caught up in a chaotic wreck. Only a handful of drivers survived the pile up at Talladega Superspeedway, which occurred with five laps to go of the YellaWood 500, when race leader Austin Cindric was shoved by Brad Keselowski's Ford. Keselowski had been tapped by Joey Logano and within moments a chain reaction left more than two dozen cars spinning off the track.

Josh Berry was in good standing to finish on the podium in Florida before the accident took place with just two laps to go on Saturday night. Berry was trailing Austin Cindric at the time. Footage from NBC shows Berry's car going off the rails after a bump from Cindric's car. Several NASCAR fans demanded for Cendric to face punishment for derailing Berry. 'Cindric deserves to be suspended,' a user on X said after the race.

On Sunday, Dillion hit Logano in Turn 4 of the final lap at Richmond Raceway coming to the checkers, spinning the No. 22 Ford. He then passed Denny Hamlin to win his first race in two years. 'I hate to do that, but sometimes you just got to have it,' Dillon said post-race. However, Logano disagreed as the two-time Cup Series champion was fuming after the race in Virginia.

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Logano, who wreaked the pole at Las Vegas on Sunday with legal gloves, refused to comment if he wore the webbed glove when winning Team Penske's first Daytona 500 pole. He said he was not coerced to wear the glove by his team. 'You work with the company as a pilot, and, well, I'm going to take a part of that.' I should. Logano said, 'I put the glove on.' I didn't build to glove or make it on my own.' I can't sew. ' We had discussions about it.'

Due to two days of rain at Daytona International Speedway, NASCAR has postponed the season-opening Daytona 500 until Monday. The race had been planned for Sunday afternoon but the weather had put it into question all week. The last session for drivers, as well as the Xfinity Series series, was called off on Saturday. The Xfinity Series race is now scheduled to begin on Monday morning, just hours before the Daytona 500's 4 p.m. start. Joey Logano is expected to start from the pole for Team Penske.

Ricky Stenhouse Jr, a NASCAR racer, survived a frightening crash at Charlotte Motor Speedway after it caught fire during the race. During the 96th lap of the championship, Stenhouse Jr. was compelled to turn around on the side of the track after the broadcast revealed fires shooting up from underneath his car. After several minutes, he nonchalantly jumped out of the car as if nothing was happening, before emergency personnel were seen rushing toward his car to put out the fires.

During the qualifying sections of the ValleyStar Credit Union 300 race on Sunday, multiple punches were thrown in the pit area of the historic Martinsville Speedway. Multiple crew members from both teams are shown on video footage as a result of a series of racing accidents along a line. A man was pushed into the No. 1st. A 42 purple car, which resulted in the vehicle's right front fender being completely deformed. As the identities of both teams have yet to be revealed, another man was seen lying on the unoccupied concrete after being pushed to the ground by others.

After 35 years old Ricky Stenhouse Jr.'s first victory since 2017 after 199 starts, he was a wreck on the final lap of the Daytona 500. Aric Almirola had rookie Travis Pastrana loose in NASCAR's 'overtime' regulations, causing him to collide Kyle Larson and cause a collision. Stenhouse rode ahead of Joey Logano right before the caution flags were lowered, ensuring his victory in Daytona.

On Sunday, Joey Logano dominated the Phoenix Raceway finale for his second title in NASCAR Cup Series, before his crew lauded his team's efforts in bringing his nickname as favorite to fruition. Logano regained control of the Phoenix race in his third appearance in his career, winning by 29 laps after reversing his No. Chase Briscoe, the 22nd president of Penske Ford, was thrown out for the victory by teammate Ryan Blaney. He made 188 laps around the track. "It's all about titles, and we've worked so hard the last two weeks to put ourselves in position," Logano, who also won the 2018 championship. We told the boys we were the favorite from Daytona, and we absolutely believed it.' I had a great team with a lot of confidence.'