Joey Logano is “100%, all the way in” for racing to be part of the Olympics

Joey Logano is all in for having motorsport in Olympics.

Joey Logano is “100%, all the way in” for racing to be part of the Olympics

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The 33ed edition of Olympics Games have started at Paris and all the eyes are on the athletes trying to prove who is the best in the world. The NASCAR world is also has been looking forward for the mega event as they were not only excited for the games, but also for the two weeks breaks they are getting because of it.  

Over the years, one suggestion that has been made by racing fans around the world is to see Motorsports being an event in Olympics. Two times NASCAR Cup Series champion, Joey Logano is all in for racing being part of the Olympics as it would be the coolest thing ever for him, despite the challenges it brings.

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100%, all the way in. I would love it. That’d be the coolest thing…
Joey Logano said at Indy.

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He went on to highlight how tough racing in Olympics would be. One of the biggest challenges will be to decide on the fairest car to be used as with numerous sophisticated racing series in the world, it is hard to identify the best choice that give no one an advantage. Logano preposed using the bets street legal car.

For us, there are so many different variables with a race car and being used to driving on a certain type of surface or car or speed, it’s just really hard to make that fair. I’m good with it. Bring your best street-legal car.
Joey Logano added.
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The No:22 Ford driver was involved in a big wreck last week at the Brickyard 400. He and Jimmie Johnson was taken out by an incident that was caused by rookie Carson Hocevar. The crash really scared the veteran racer as he wasn’t expecting such an incident.

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It scared the hell out of me. I never saw it. I mean, Carson had a good restart and filled the gap in the center; you can’t blame him for that, but he went for a little bit more and got a little greedy, it seemed like.
Joey Logano said.

The Ford driver had a tough start to the season and but showed character as the season progressed with bouncing back, securing playoff with a win. But still he hasn’t matched his previous strides as he is consistently getting out raced by his teammate Ryan Blaney.

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