Kyle Busch and Jeff Gordon were both critical of Joey Logano’s actions before a multi-car crash late in Sunday night’s Daytona 500. Eight cars were collected in the incident, which brought out the caution on Lap 187 of the 202-lap race.

Kyle Busch was knocked out of the race in a multi-car accident, and he placed blame squarely on Joey Logano. A victory Sunday would have ended Busch’s long winless streak in stock car racing’s most important event. Busch said he was frustrated by the way NASCAR officials dealt with his damaged car.

One of the bigger crashes of Sunday's Daytona 500 included Joey Logano, Chase Elliott and Ryan Blaney. See the NASCAR crash here.

Joey Logano and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. started a late wreck that captured several of the top cars during Sunday's Daytona 500. Logano received criticism.

Joey Logano rallied from a lap down to nearly win the 67th Daytona 500, but those moves weren‘t why some were pointing fingers at the three-time Cup champion afterward. On Lap 186 of a scheduled 200,

Kyle Busch's struggles at the Daytona 500 continued on Sunday afternoon when he was involved in an accident sparked by an ambitious move from Joey Logano.

Daytona 500 chaos rained just as Kyle Busch’s chance to win it seemed real. He left confused and frustrated at a NASCAR procedure.

Earlier in the week leading up to the 2025 Daytona 500 — the NASCAR Cup Series season opener — Ryan Blaney, Joey Logano and Brad Keselowski led the garage with the best odds to win Sunday’s race at +1200, according to BetMGM. Less than 24 hours before the green flag, Blaney is still at the top, but everyone else’s odds have definitely changed.

It’s NASCAR’s turn to throw its version of the Super Bowl, and the Daytona 500 is trying hard to match the hype, though the race has been substantially delayed due to rain