It's been a difficult start to the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season for reigning champion Joey Logano. Despite having good speed, Logano became the first

Joey Logano seemed like a man on a mission at the beginning of this past weekend’s race at Phoenix Raceway. However, that all changed when NASCAR controversially penalized him for a restart during Stage 1.

Team Penske's Joey Logano pitches in on the long-standing debate of whether NASCAR drivers can be considered athletes or not.

Joey Logano had one of the fastest cars this past Sunday at Phoenix, especially early on in Stage 1. Logano started on the front row and took the lead away from William Byron. Then came Lap 18, when NASCAR penalized him for the previous restart.

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Joey Logano already had an affinity for Phoenix Raceway. The Team Penske driver had won on the mile oval three times, including the 2022 Cup Series title, and had 15 top-10 finishes in 31 races since 2009.

Brad Moran, managing director of the NASCAR Cup Series, gives reasoning behind Joey Logano's restart violation at Phoenix Raceway.

Having made a piece of unwanted history during the opening weeks of the Cup Series season, defending champion Joey Logano opened up on his 'frustrations'.