Car Wrapping Isn’t Just for Gift Giving Anymore

Joey Logano had just qualified his No. 20 GameStop-sponsored Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota seventh, for the Saturday afternoon Nationwide race at Auto Club Speedway back on Feb. 29. Since Logano was able to qualify his primary car, his back-up car would begin a four to six hour transformation in readiment for teammate Denny Hamlin, who would drive it the following weekend in Las Vegas. The cars originally unloaded from the team’s hauler both had matching black shiny paint jobs, along with big bright orange numbers on both sides of the car, and the customary number on the middle of the roof. Written across the hood was the name “Killzone” in yellow lettering, along with a pair of menacing eyes that depicted one of the video game and entert...

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