Victory Lap: Joey Logano

Just to have his NASCAR racing for you, right? Like one week you're down and next week you're up and you just got to ride up as long as you possibly can.

And it's nice to have a really, really fast Mustang this weekend that has had so much speed and we're able to execute a solid race on top of that.

You know, the last thing you want is to have a car that fast and not win.

So everything worked out just perfectly and got a bunch of points is what we needed and still need a bunch more.

So it's a good start.

And hopefully, like I said, we keep riding that momentum for a while.

You were talking about having a dominant car, and if you don't win, how that makes you feel.

I talked to your teammate, Ryan Blaney, last week at Echo Park.

I'm like, man, if you have a car that good and you don't get it done, how do you handle that? If you would have not got it done, how hard would you have been kicking yourself?

I don't even like thinking about that.

I don't even want to.

It's horrible.

I've been there.

It's like, oh, it feels like just a wasted opportunity.

To get a car that good is rare.

It's special.

And you have to make sure you win when you get those ones.

I've been on both ends of it before, and you're running that last long run, and you know you have control of the race, but Denny's right there, and you're just waiting for a caution to come out with 20 to go, and it splits the field up on whether you need to do two tires or four tires or stay out, which happened in the all-star race at Wilkesboro last year, and we lost the race because of it.

So you're just waiting for something like that to happen, and we're like, Gosh, it's going to split the strategy.

Everyone's going to do the opposite of you.

And that's just how the race is going to play out.

But it stayed green.

We raced it to the end.

Thank God.

Denny Hamlin called your performance wildly impressive, which it certainly was.