“F**king Drug Apart Here” – Joey Logano Slams NASCAR for What They Did to His Car as Restart Chaos Leaves His Car in a Bad State

As we passed stage 1 of the Cup Series action at Pocono Raceway, the 2.5-mile Superspeedway once again proved why it’s worthy of the moniker, The Tricky Triangle. With 3 restarts midway through Stage 2, the speedway took on a menacing turn, especially for the reigning champion, Joey Logano.

Going into the race eyeing a higher playoff berth, the Team Penske driver met his match when he spun out of control shortly after the restart.

Despite leading the early laps and winning stage 1, the #22 driver’s day quickly took a sharp ending with front-end damages to the Ford. Logano then voiced his displeasure explicitly as NASCAR’s safety vehicle towed away his #22 Ford along with the driver.

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Joey Logano vents his frustration after a spill, mocking NASCAR’s carelessness

Pocono 400 started out well for the 33-year-old leading the pack early in stage 1, but the scene turned grim in lap 36 following the restart when Logano coming into turn 1 spun out of control. The car though, received front-end damages and a torn tire which made things worse.

Despite winning stage 1, the #22 Mustang had to be towed away as the racecar was unable to fire. Furious with the spill Joey Logano vented out his frustration at the organization, mentioning how recklessly they towed away his race car backward into the pits.

Taking the driver along the ride for 2-miles after ending his day awfully, Logano expressed his displeasure with a pinch of satire when asked about the incident shortly, saying, “and that’s when I got drug (sic.) around the racetrack for 2 miles, I think we can make it a little better maybe I have a tow truck with some tiers on it and so put some tires, we could at least bring them back, it’s a bumpy ride.” 

An ardent enthusiast noted down Logano’s displeasure as the driver voiced his disappointment explicitly through the radio, saying, “Its getting f**king drug apart here.” 

As the Stage 1 winner fell victim to the track’s trickery, Daniel Suarez received the brunt force of the whole circus. The #99 Chevy suffered major damages and it was leaking fluids in the pit and had to be driven away to the garage.

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