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UPDATE: Logano Rides Yoshi to Victory
UPDATE: Joey Logano, driver of the GameStop #20 Camry, has won the Meijer 300 at Kentucky with his Super Mario Galaxy 2/GameStop paint scheme! Congrats to Joey, everyone on the #20 team, and to GameStop on the victory! Do a burnout for us Joey!
ORIGINAL STORY: While Joey Logano waits for the green flag to drop at Kentucky's Nationwide race on Saturday night, here's a quick look at the #20 GameStop Camry's new Super Mario Galaxy 2 paint scheme in the shop.
Logano's running the Nintendo paint scheme for the Nationwide Meijer 300 at Kentucky this Saturday (7:30 pm EST, ESPN), and Logano and GameStop have teamed up in the past for God of War III and BioShock 2 paint schemes.
Unfortunately we won't get to see Logano square off against his new best friend Kevin Harvick at Kentucky, but Harvick's wife – the one who allegedly wears the firesuit in the family – is fielding a car as an owner: Mike Bliss' #33 Kevin Harvick Inc. Chevy. Hopefully Joey shows them all who's boss on Saturday night.
Take a look as they apply the paint scheme onto Logano's cars at the Joe Gibbs Racing shop
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