“Ask Joey Logano”: Fans point to 2x NASCAR champion after young driver struggling with hair loss asks for help

Fans quickly directed Leland Honeyman towards Joey Logano when the Young's Motorsports Racing NASCAR Xfinity Series driver reached out on social media seeking advice on hair treatments due to concerns about balding at the young age of 19. Logano previously encountered similar challenges and had openly discussed his battle with hair loss.

Joey Logano, who recently won a race in the first playoff at Atlanta, thereby positioning himself eighth in the Round of 8 with a four-point lead over the cutoff, had found a remedy through his partnership with HairClub.

Leland Honeyman, who drives the #42 Chevy, is navigating his inaugural full-time season in the Xfinity Series. Announced in 2024 as part of Young's Motorsports' expansion in the Xfinity Series, Honeyman has shown promise with one top-5 finish at Talladega and two additional top-10 placements, despite experiencing three DNFs.

Joey Logano, on the other hand, following his victory in the first playoff race at Atlanta, is currently ranked eighth with a four-point lead above the cutoff.

Having suffered with similar issues as Honeyman, Logano had openly addressed his struggle with alopecia—an autoimmune disorder that resulted in hair loss, which he first noticed through bald spots appearing on his head a few years ago.

Having found a remedy through his collaboration with HairClub, Joey Logano has made strides in managing his condition. The background made him an apt reference when Leland Honeyman reached out on social media inquiring about effective treatments for hair loss, writing:

"Anyone know of any good hair treatments places 😂 (I’m 19 btw)"

Given Joey Logano’s experience and positive outcome, fans recommended that Honeyman consult with Logano for advice on addressing his own hair concerns.

"Ask @joeylogano He went from 50 year old balding to looking like a 23 year old just getting into his prime."

Here are a few more reactions from the fans on Honeyman's post:

"Talk to @joeylogano," a fan suggested.

"Ask @joeylogano he can hook you up," another advised.

"Ask Lagano," one more said.

"Ask @joeylogano he knows a good spot," advised another NASCAR fan.

"Ask @Kenny_Wallace ! 😂," suggested another fan.

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Joey Logano recently voiced criticism regarding the NASCAR track conditions

Following his victory at the Quaker State 400 presented by Walmart in Atlanta, in the second race of the playoffs at Watkins Glen Joey Logano was involved in an incident where a move he initiated resulted in a collision between William Byron and Brad Keselowski. During an attempted pass, Byron, piloting the No. 24 Chevrolet, sought to overtake Keselowski on the outside right as Logano made contact. It caused Byron’s right front wheel to mount Keselowski’s left side of the car, sending both vehicles crashing into the wall.

Joey Logano recognized his part in the mishap but cited the poorly maintained track as a contributing factor. He expressed his frustrations, stating:

"I’m not making any excuses, but I needed to check up more but the track’s a complete disaster. They need to clean it up and I got pushed maybe four-wide at one point, so tried to give room there and got up in the marbles. When I went to turn back to the left, it’s got crap all over the tires and I got into him."

Next, Logano is set to compete at Kansas Speedway, where he boasts an average finish of 16.9 across 30 races and has secured three victories.