Joey Logano’s championship history had fans believing the even-year trend could work in his favor again in 2026. The Team Penske star lifted the Cup Series trophy in 2018, 2022 and 2024, giving supporters another reason to back him this…

Joey Logano has publicly acknowledged facing a steep deficit in his bid for the NASCAR Cup Series championship, admitting that his title pursuit has become significantly more difficult. Despite earlier hopes, the Team Penske driver faces an uphill climb in the standings as the postseason heads into its final stretch.
Logano previously secured Cup Series titles in 2018, 2022, and 2024, fueling fan belief in his even-year championship pattern. Although a September victory at Bristol briefly revived his championship campaign after a tough start, recent postseason developments have left him facing an uphill points battle.
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