Joey Logano addresses criticism of his 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Championship with unwavering confidence, despite finishing 15th in regular season standings.

While some question the legitimacy of his third title due to NASCAR's playoff format, Logano's postseason performance was dominant with three victories, including the championship race.

"It doesn't take anything away, in my opinion," Logano stated. "And I honestly don't care what people think a lot of times if they're talking specifically about me."

Critics argue the current system may not crown the season's best driver, pointing to Logano's regular season position. However, NASCAR maintains the format for 2025, though discussions about potential changes for 2026 and beyond are underway.

Despite the controversy, Logano remains focused on defending his title as he prepares for the season-opening Daytona 500. His championship defense begins at a track where he's previously found success, having won the Great American Race in 2015.

The No. 22 Team Penske driver's playoff success demonstrates his ability to perform under pressure, regardless of regular season standings. His three postseason victories in 2024 showcased the team's ability to excel when it matters most.

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