Former NASCAR Cup Series champion Joey Logano recently shared his perspective on a topic that has been buzzing since NASCAR visited the Circuit of the Americas in 2024. During the first road course race of the season, driver William Byron dominated the field. However, another point of discussion emerged: track limits.
Joey Logano points finger on NASCAR sanctioning body with a comparison to F1
Newsflash: #NASCAR ain't F1 😂
🗯️ "We can put cars where they can't […] we gotta look into it and look at a better way of doing it for @COTA."
More from @joeylogano on track limits → https://t.co/keYsFmuVzu pic.twitter.com/kijn6SSEwI
— SiriusXM NASCAR Radio (Ch. 90) (@SiriusXMNASCAR) March 28, 2024
The governing body enforces track limits at the initial S-curves of the 3.4-mile-long track, with penalties issued throughout the weekend in all three nationwide series races. Drivers have expressed their views on how to prevent intentional or unintentional crossing of these limits on the track. The question raised on the NASCAR sanctioning body over the decisions and 2022 Cup Series champion shares his views.
Joey Logano said as per the post on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, “To me, add some curbs to the outside of that are big enough where we’ll not go to the other side of them. It’s easy to say ‘F1 doesn’t do it’. Well, they can’t even touch the curbs, their cars are so different than ours. We are monster trucks compared to an F1 car. Those guys park it if they have a loose wheel. We can put cars where they can’t and that’s what opens up the can of worms.”