Biography

Three-time NASCAR Cup Series (NCS) Champion Joey Logano enters his 18th season overall and 14th year with Team Penske in 2026. As he returns behind the wheel of the No. 22 Team Penske Ford Mustang Dark Horse, Logano is the only active driver with three Cup Series championships on his resume, and he has his sights set on a fourth title in 2026.

Logano’s 37 career NCS victories - including 14-consecutive seasons with at least one Cup Series win - ranks 24th on the series' all-time wins list. He extended his series-leading streak in 2025 with a win at Texas in May, holding off the field following an overtime restart to clinch his 12th NASCAR Playoffs appearance. Logano’s title defense came to an end in the Round of 8, and he logged six top-10 and four-top five finishes over the final 10 races to cap off the 2025 season.

Logano’s 2024 Cup Series title placed him among the sport’s greats, becoming one of 10 drivers all-time with three or more championships and one of four drivers to win three titles before the age of 35, joining Richard Petty, Jeff Gordon, and Jimmie Johnson. His four wins over the course of the 2024 campaign – three of which came during the 10-race Cup Series Playoffs - was the second-most of all drivers while also leading 199-of-200 laps to secure a million-dollar payday in the All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro.

Logano won the opening race of the Round of 16 at Atlanta before clinching his series-leading sixth-career Championship 4 appearance with a dramatic win at Las Vegas in the Round of 8, which also marked crew chief Paul Wolfe’s 41st career Cup Series victory, making him the winningest active crew chief. Logano went on to claim his third Cup Series title three weeks later in Phoenix, leading 107 laps en route to his second championship in three seasons.

As part of NASCAR’s 75th Anniversary season in 2023, 25 drivers were named to the sport’s esteemed “Greatest Drivers” list throughout the spring. Logano’s name was called on May 9 as he joined the ranks of NASCAR’s all-time greats – becoming one of eight active, full-time drivers selected as one of NASCAR’s 75 Greatest Drivers.

Away from the racetrack, Logano and his wife Brittany were honored with the 2018 Comcast Community Champion of the Year award for their charitable efforts with the Joey Logano Foundation. Entering the 2025 season, the Foundation has raised over $7 million for organizations that provide second chances to kids and young adults in crisis. In addition to his work in the community, Logano also owns and operates Clutch Studios in Huntersville, NC, a state-of-the-art facility that the NASCAR industry continues to call home for partner production shoots and other commercial needs.

Joey and Brittany have two young sons, Hudson and Jameson, and a daughter, Emilia.

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