It has been over a month since teammates Joey Logano and Brad Keselowski triggered a massive final-lap crash in the Daytona 500 after both of them had their chances to win the big race. Logano then said that he would speak to Keselowski after a few days of ‘cooling-off.’

They did speak on the matter soon enough. However, it seems like things are not completely clear between them going ahead. Team Penske owner, Roger Penske, revealed that the two drivers still need clarity on how they would approach a similar situation in future races.

Teammates could face such a situation as the one at Daytona, any time, and Penske believes he needs not just his two most experienced drivers, but the entire team to have a clear direction on what to do in such cases.

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“They talked, I then followed back up with them. We’ve got a plan,” Penske said in a recent chat with the media. “I’m gonna sit down with them just face-to-face, all of them, just before Talladega. Just so we’re all running on the same page,” he added.

Both Logano and Keselowski are former Cup Series champions, who have been in such situations on a few occasions in the past. However, tempers were flaring after the massive crash at Daytona, and Penske wants to completely avoid such instances henceforth.

“I don’t think there’s anything new that will happen. But I think we just have to make an agreement on exactly how you want to play ball if you get into that same situation,” Penske continued.

Roger Penske rues missed chance for Logano and Keselowski at Daytona

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The veteran NASCAR team owner rued the missed opportunity for one of his drivers to get a Daytona 500 victory, after coming so close.

“With two of us running as well as they had with half-a-mile to go. Then end up with three cars in the trash bucket. That’s what you have to expect. Unfortunately, it wasn’t a good day for us, obviously,” Penske said further.

For now, the focus for Logano, Keselowski, and all the other Cup drivers will be on the new challenge this weekend, on the Bristol dirt track. Another Team Penske driver, Ryan Blaney got a win on Sunday at Atlanta.

The Talladega race is another month away, before which Roger Penske aims to have a detailed chat with his drivers.

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