Joey Logano, the three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, captured attention by drifting a nearly century-old Ford Model T amid a recent snowstorm near his home in the Eastern United States. Taking advantage of the deep snow covering his residence and surrounding areas, Logano demonstrated his driving expertise by sliding the vintage vehicle, sharing the thrilling experience with fans and challenging others to match his feat.
The video, posted on social media, features Logano maneuvering the historic 1924 Ford Model T while accompanied by his family. His wife and children joined him for this unique winter outing, their joyful expressions visible in the photos shared alongside the clip. This family adventure came just weeks before Logano is set to compete at the Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium, signaling an active and engaging offseason for the Team Penske driver ahead of the 2026 NASCAR season.
Family Time Blends with Racing Preparation for Upcoming Season
Considering the demanding NASCAR calendar, Logano’s shared moments with his kids during the winter break provided valuable downtime before more intense competition begins. After finishing seventh overall last year with only one race victory, the 35-year-old driver is focused on improving his performance in the upcoming season. Spending quality time outdoors in such an unusual way highlights his balance between family commitments and professional ambitions.
“Ever seen a 1924 Ford Model T do a power slide?”
Joey Logano said via X, @joeylogano.
Ever seen a 1924 @Ford Model T do a power slide? @FordRacing | #Drift | #SnowDay pic.twitter.com/MPYJ5MYUNC— Joey Logano (@joeylogano) January 25, 2026
Logano’s Perspective on NASCAR’s Championship Format Shift
Aside from off-track activities, Logano recently shared his views on NASCAR’s announced switch back to the Chase championship format starting in 2026. Despite widespread criticism of the current playoff system, Logano has been one of its strongest proponents due to the success it brought him personally. He expressed openness to adapting to the revived Chase format, emphasizing the importance of understanding the new rules and focusing on strategy rather than resistance to change.
“I liked where it was, but I’m gonna like where we go, too. I’m OK with whatever they do, just tell me the rules, and then we gotta figure out a way to win. It’s not my job to complain about what we have or what we’re gonna have. My job is to say ‘OK, this is the rules, let’s figure out the strategy to win this thing.’”
Joey Logano told Donut Media.
Offseason Momentum Fuels Ambitions for Next Championship Run
Joey Logano’s winter break activities reflect a mix of rest, family bonding, and maintaining competitive edge. While the return to racing after an intense offseason can be challenging, these moments outside the track help refresh his focus and drive. Looking ahead, Logano will aim for a fourth NASCAR championship, motivated by past achievements and the evolving landscape of the sport. His unique Ford Model T drift during the snowstorm serves as a vivid reminder of his relentless spirit and connection to both history and speed.
Ever seen a 1924 @Ford Model T do a power slide? @FordRacing | #Drift | #SnowDay pic.twitter.com/MPYJ5MYUNC
— Joey Logano (@joeylogano) January 25, 2026
