Summary
Joey Logano defended NASCAR's current playoff format after a tense race in Charlotte that saw the playoff field reduce from 12 to eight drivers. Despite criticisms that this format adds too much unpredictability, Logano argues it adds excitement and keeps fans engaged. NASCAR is considering changes to address these concerns.
Key Facts
- Joey Logano supported NASCAR's playoff system, calling it exciting and engaging.
- The Charlotte race reduced the playoff field from 12 drivers to 8 drivers.
- Logano advanced in the playoffs after tying and then surpassing Ross Chastain in points.
- Critics say the playoff system can prevent the best driver of the season from winning the championship.
- Logano believes the playoffs create drama and memorable moments in racing.
- NASCAR is thinking about changing the playoff format in response to criticisms.
- Some suggest returning to a season-long points system like other motorsports use.
