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Joey Logano Logano's racing career kicked into high gear in 2005
when he was signed as a development driver by the legendary Joe
Gibbs Racing. As part of that development program, Logano started
competing in the USAR Hooter's Pro Cup Series. The youngster made
his debut in the series just four days after his 15th birthday and
earned his first Pro Cup Series victory on June 11 at Mansfield
(Ohio) Motorsports Park. In 14 starts in the series that year,
Logano tallied one win, six top-five and seven top-10 finishes,
leading respected NASCAR veteran Mark Martin to call Logano the
"real deal" at just 15 years of age. The young talent competed in
the Pro Cup Series in 2006, scoring another two wins before
beginning his NASCAR career in 2007. Logano visited victory lane in
his Joe Gibbs Racing debut in the NASCAR Camping World Series West
race at Phoenix (Ariz.) International Raceway on April 19. He then
won the NASCAR Camping World East Series season-opener on April 28
en route to the NASCAR Camping World Series East Championship as a
rookie with five wins, two poles, 10 top-five and 10 top-10
finishes in just 14 starts. Logano won a total of seven races at
six different tracks in 2007: twice at New Hampshire Motor Speedway
and once each at Greenville-Pickens (S.C.) Speedway, Iowa Speedway,
Adirondack (N.Y.) International Speedway, Phoenix and at the Toyota
All-Star Showdown at Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway on Oct. 20. The
2008 season was a year of NASCAR firsts for Logano. Not only was he
part of the four-driver team to capture the 2008 NASCAR Nationwide
Series Owner's Championship in the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota,
but he made his NASCAR Sprint Cup debut at New Hampshire Motor
Speedway in the No. 96 Home Depot Toyota on Sept. 14. Having to
wait to make his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut until he turned 18
in May, Logano kept busy by competing in a variety of events
including the ARCA RE/MAX Series event at Rockingham (N.C.)
Speedway on May 4. In his first start in the ARCA Series he started
from the pole and went on to lead the Carolina 500 five times for a
race-high 257 laps on his way to victory lane. Less than two weeks
after turning 18 in May, Logano made his Nationwide Series debut at
Dover (Del.) International Speedway and earned his first pole in
only his second-career start at Nashville (Tenn.) Superspeedway in
June. His third start in the Nationwide Series would be one for the
record books. Logano captured the pole at Kentucky Speedway on his
way to becoming the youngest winner in Nationwide Series history at
18 years and 21 days on June 14. He would compete in a total of 19
Nationwide Series events Ð 18 races in the No. 20 and one in the
No. 18 Toyotas - earning one win, three poles and 14 top-10
finishes. Logano, along with Tony Stewart, Denny Hamlin and Kyle
Busch secured the car owner's championship for the No. 20 Joe Gibbs
Racing Team. After making his Sprint Cup Series debut in Loudon,
N.H., Logano made additional Sprint Cup starts at Kansas Speedway
in September and Texas Motor Speedway in November Ð all in
preparation for the 2009 season. In his first year behind the wheel
of The Home Depot Toyota, Logano earned three top-five and seven
top-10 finishes in 2009 while leading laps at notoriously difficult
tracks like Darlington (S.C) Raceway, Talladega (Ala.)
Superspeedway and New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The victory in
Loudon, N.H. was especially sweet for Logano as it is the track
where he watched his first Sprint Cup race, made his debut in The
Home Depot Toyota and captured his first series victory. Logano had
several other highlights in 2009 including winning the Sprint Fan
Vote into the All-Star event at Charlotte Motor Speedway in May, a
top-20 finish in the Sprint Cup Series driver point standings and
five victories in the NASCAR Nationwide Series. Embarking on his
sophomore season in the series, Logano, with the backing of veteran
crew chief Greg Zipadelli, Joe Gibbs Racing and the entire No. 20
Home Depot Team look to build on the successes of 2009 and make a
run at the 2010 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup. Who has first to
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