Joey Logano Drifts a 100-Year-Old Ford Model T in a Snowstorm

Joey Logano made another statement in the off-season by showing his drifting prowess in an iconic vintage Ford car.

Joey Logano Drifts a 100-Year-Old Ford Model T in a Snowstorm

Joey Logano driving Ford Model T with family in snow (via @joeylogano/X)

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Three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Joey Logano makes a bold statement by drifting an iconic car. In a recent post on social media, Logano was seen drifting a 100-year-old Ford Model T during a Snowstorm around his residence. The Team Penske star understandably flexed his skills to the people and questioned if they could do the same.

Following a massive snowstorm in the Eastern areas of the United States, many states were covered in snow. This meant that even Joey Logano‘s residence and the areas around his house were snow-covered. Logano did not miss the opportunity to take his 100-year-old Ford Model T out for a spin in the snow. This video was also shared just a few weeks before the 35-year-old competes in the Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium.

In the video shared on social media, Joey Logano was seen driving the iconic and historic Ford Model T. Logano was supported by his family, as his wife and kids were also seen in the car with him in other images shared on X. The entire family had an awesome outing, as visible from the smiles seen on everyone’s face in the images.

Certainly, Joey Logano’s kids would appreciate any and all time they can spend with their father during the off-time. The 2026 season of NASCAR is right around the corner, and Logano will want to achieve much better results than his outing in the previous year. Last time around, the #22 driver could only salvage a single race win and finished in P7 in the overall pecking order.

Ever seen a 1924 Ford Model T do a power slide?

Joey Logano said via X, @joeylogano.

Joey Logano delivers his candid opinion on NASCAR championship format change

NASCAR’s playoff championship format was highly debated, with criticism being drawn from all around the community. Despite the massive hate towards it, Joey Logano remained one of the very few supporters of the playoff format. Logano was able to achieve a lot of success, courtesy of the playoff and hence did not want the change. However, NASCAR announced a return to the Chase championship format for the 2026 season onwards.

Joey Logano and Ryan Blaney (via Imago)
Joey Logano and Ryan Blaney (via Imago)

Now, Joey Logano delivered his honest opinion on the recent change. He claimed that he liked the playoff format, but he reckoned that he would eventually like the Chase championship format too. Logano noted that he just had to know the rules well and would start liking the return of the old championship format as well. The #33 driver accepted that it wasn’t his job to complain about the sport and its changes.

I liked where it was, but I’m gonna like where we go, too. I’m OK with whatever they do, just tell me the rules, and then we gotta go figure out a way to win, It’s not my job to complain about what we have or what we’re gonna have. My job is to say ‘OK, this is the rules, let’s figure out the strategy to win this thing.

Joey Logano told Donut Media.

Joey Logano definitely spent a lot of quality time with his family over the winter break. It will not be easy returning to the grid, but he will have to come back and start preparing for the excruciating race weekends. Logano will certainly be vying for a fourth championship win if it is in the cards for him. His off-season excursions prove that he wasn’t just resting at home, but went out in the wild and enjoyed himself and his family’s company.

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