“Clash at the Coliseum” winner Joey Logano and wife Brittany announce birth of third child

“Clash at the Coliseum” winner Joey Logano and wife Brittany announce birth of third child

Joey Logano and wife Brittany

The first winner of the Next Gen NASCAR car, Joey Logan went on to win the “Clash at the Colosseum” in LA. From leading the final 35 laps on the temporary 0.25-mile oval against the pole sitter and NASCAR legend, Kyle Bush, he now has another trophy worth so much more than the Sunday’s clash, just 36 hours after the clash.

Joey Logano, 2018 Cup Series champion, has announced the arrival of his baby girl through his official Twitter handle captioning it “Pretty awesome 36 hours! Sunday will never compare to today though. Welcome to the world Emilia Love Logano. She’s already stolen our hearts. Mom and baby were rockstars.” Emilia is the 3rd child of Joey Logano & Brittany as the couple have two boys, a 4-year-old Hudson and 2 years old, Jameson.

Joey Logano expressed his excitement about having his baby girl to reporters in a post-race interview after the Sunday victory saying , “I told (spotter) Coleman Pressley, ‘If we win this thing, (and) you say Brittany is having a baby, I’m running off the racetrack, straight to the airport. o media for me, I’m out. (Monday) is the big day. What a crazy couple days for the Logano family, getting a win and then obviously sleeping in a hospital (Monday) night.”.

Supply chain disruption forced NASCAR to break the post-race display of cars

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The New generation of stock cars, with revised aero which is expected to facilitate better racing, with a body that closely resembles that of road cars, and its full embrace of NASCAR’s reality as a spec series should drive down costs by the usage of standardized parts manufactured by pre-approved vendors. With car manufacturing in a world still reeling from a pandemic, NASCAR is also facing the consequences of supply chain disruptions.

NASCAR teams were expecting to have two to three of the five stock cars they wanted to be built by the time Daytona 500 but now those cars aren’t expected to be produced until the end of the month at the time of WISE Power 400 as teams are desperately waiting for suppliers to ship parts that previously could’ve been produced in-house. Multiple components of NASCAR have been hastily redesigned, and their replacements are yet to reach teams in bulk.

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