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Big Daddy Joey Logano's BioShock 2 Car
There's going to be a Little Sister at this weekend's NASCAR Nationwide series season opener at Daytona, and we ain't talking about Danica Patrick.
Joey Logano, driver of the GameStop #20 Toyota, will be charging to the front with his BioShock 2 paint scheme this weekend. Yeah, it's a Toyota, but he won't need his brakes at the superspeedway anyhow (and I think NASCAR frowns on Plasmid use). Logano and GameStop have partnered up for 21 races this Nationwide season, and the driver (at the tender age of 19) is looking to add to his six wins in the stock car series.
You can check out the Drive4COPD 300 at Daytona International Speedway this Saturday on ESPN2 at 1:00 pm ET.
This isn't the first time that specific video games have been on the hood of a stock car: Last year Greg Biffle ran a Wii paint scheme for a few races in the Sprint Cup series. What are some of your favorite video game paint schemes you've seen at the track? And where do you think Danica will place this weekend?
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