NASCAR fans woke up to unexpectedly joyful news: Brittany Baca‑Logano is just eight weeks into a pregnancy—and the couple is expecting twins. The revelation triggered an outpouring of excitement across social media, yet it was Joey Logano’s own candid reaction, along with the Logano family’s next steps, that truly caught observers off guard.
According to friends close to the pair, Joey learned about the pregnancy in classic racing‑season chaos: he was debriefing with his Team Penske engineers following a mid‑week test session when Brittany FaceTimed him holding two tiny onesies. Thinking she was simply showing off new merch for their five‑year‑old son Hudson, Joey reportedly answered distractedly. Only after she flipped the second onesie around—emblazoned with “TWIN in training”—did the news sink in. Teammates say Logano’s face went from data‑driven focus to pure disbelief; he then bolted from the hauler shouting, “We’re running a two‑car draft at home now!”
What stunned many fans even more was the couple’s immediate pledge to use the momentum of this pregnancy for charitable work. Within 48 hours, the Joey Logano Foundation announced a “Double‑Down on Hope” campaign, committing to match every dollar it raises for NICU programs nationwide—up to $200,000—between now and the Daytona night race in August. The Loganos explained they feel blessed by advanced prenatal care and want other families of multiples to have the same safety net.
The family’s public moves also include involving Hudson in the preparations. Logano posted a short video of their son helping install an extra crib—complete with tiny stock‑car decals—in the nursery. The post amassed over a million views on Instagram in less than a day, as fans celebrated the wholesome moment from a driver known chiefly for his fiercely competitive persona.
Teammates and fellow competitors have chimed in as well. Ryan Blaney joked that he’s “already shopping for triple stroller pit‑guns,” while Denny Hamlin quipped that he expects Logano to perfect “tandem‑draft diaper changes.” Even NASCAR itself retweeted the charity link, adding a heart emoji and the caption, “From the track to the crib—let’s help families in the NICU.”
Brittany, who has long balanced motherhood with spearheading many of the foundation’s initiatives, said in a brief statement that piling on twins will be “our greatest adventure yet.” She added a note of humor: “If we can handle 330‑lap marathons on Sunday, we can handle double midnight feedings—right?”
For Joey Logano, whose life already revolves around speed, strategy, and split‑second adjustments, the news of twins introduces an entirely new kind of high‑stakes challenge. But if his ecstatic reaction and the family’s swift charitable pivot are any indication, the Loganos are ready to meet it head‑on—proof that even in the intensity of NASCAR, family victories can outshine any checkered flag.
