Joey Logano debuts bold new look at North Carolina groundbreaking ceremony

Three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Joey Logano has done a lot of cool things in his storied career, but jumping over a row of town leaders while in a pickup truck probably wasn’t one he saw coming. Yet that’s just where he found himself on Tuesday afternoon.

And in doing so, Logano showed off a fresh new look. He has shaved his head, leaving nothing but a bald dome to go along with a sleek, low-trimmed beard.

You can check out the new look for Joey Logano in a screengrab of an Instagram video here. It also includes his big jump.

Joey Logano was part of the groundbreaking ceremony for a Town1 community in Huntersville, NC.

I'm burying the lede here as Joey looks…different than usual. pic.twitter.com/kZkASOxPh2

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The event on Tuesday was to bring some extra publicity to a new development in Huntersville, N.C. The city is debuting “Town 1,” which officially broke ground on Tuesday.

Joey Logano helped share the vision for the project, which will see 75,000 square feet of retail and commercial space constructed. The venture will include a pedestrian-focused village, a five-story Class A office building just off the I-77 HOV exit, 300 modern farmhouse walk-ups, 321 urban flats, 75 townhomes and over 400,000 square feet of commercial space.

“Yeah this is going to be awesome,” Joey Logano said in an Instagram video. “This is so neat to see everybody here, the team that it took to create Town 1. And what everyone’s going to see, I can’t wait for it to be done and everyone to come out here and enjoy it and have some fun.”

Joey Logano coming off impressive season

While not the best season of his career, Logano put together one of the more consistent campaigns. He earned a win at Texas Motor Speedway, while capturing seven top-five finishes and 13 top-10 results.

He made it well into the playoff race, eventually finishing seventh in the NASCAR Cup Series standings. He had a strong run late in the playoffs, finishing sixth at Las Vegas, eighth at Martinsville and fourth at Phoenix.

In total during his NASCAR Cup Series career, Joey Logano has recorded 37 wins. He has also placed in the top 10 300 times, while he has won 33 pole positions.