• The 2015 Daytona 500 was Joey’s first restrictor-plate win.
• Joey was the first NASCAR and Sprint Cup driver to be born in the 1990s.
• At Loudon in 2014, Joey was involved in a wreck with 72-year-old Morgan Shepherd. Their 48-year age difference was the most ever between two NASCAR drivers involved in an accident.
• At the 2013 Michigan 400, Joey’s 203.949 mph qualifying time was the fastest at a NASCAR event since Bill Elliott at Talladega in 1987.
• Joey was the first driver to compete in NASCAR’s three major divisions in the same season.
• Joey was nicknamed Slice Bread as a rookie.
• Joey made his Craftsman Truck Series debut in 2008 at the Mountain Dew 250.
• Joey won five races and made nearly $900,000 in 21 Nationwide Series starts in 2009. 
• In 2009, Joey became the youngest winner of a Sprint Cup race. The driver who previoulsy held the mark was teammate Kyle Busch (20 years, 125 days in 2005).
• Joey’s Nationwide crew chief in 2009 was Dave Rogers. His Sprint Cup chief was Greg Zipadelli.
• Joey won his first Sprint Cup pole position at Bristol in March of 2010.
• When Joey won the 2012 Pocono 400, he became the first driver in 30 races to win from the pole position.
• Joey dominated the Nationwide circuit in 2012, notching nine victories in only 22 starts.
• Although Joey did not sign with Mark Martin’s racing team, he did sign with John Miller, Martin’s agent.
• Joey says his favorite track is Rockingham.
• The Loganos built a skating rink in back of their house in Charlotte so Danielle could practice her figure skating. Joey likes to drive the Zamboni when he's home. Danielle is a professional skater in Las Vegas .
• Tom Logano sold his company to Waste Management in 2000.
  
• Joey’s favorite actor is Adam Sandler. His favorite movie is "Happy Gilmore." Joey was featured in the movie "Drive," about quarter-midget racing.

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