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Logitech G, 23XI expand partnership beyond eNASCAR

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By Ryan Kish - Apr 19, 2022, 12:56 PM ET

Logitech G, 23XI expand partnership beyond eNASCAR

Logitech G, the video game equipment company, has expanded its support of 23XI Racing and Denny Hamlin from the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing to the NASCAR Cup Series.

After initially sponsoring 23XI Racing’s eNASCAR operation of Mitchell DeJong and Keegan Leahy, the gaming peripheral company will sponsor Bubba Wallace’s No. 23 Toyota at a select number of races. Logitech G will also sponsor 23XI Racing’s eNASCAR team in ten of the series’ 18 races.

“This is such a natural fit for me, as I’ve used their wheels and accessories for years in my own gaming rigs,” Hamlin said. Being a professional driver and a sim racer, I see the value in how important sim racing is to the growth of our sport. Logitech G is an integral part of that as it sits squarely at the intersection of technology and racing.”

Logitech G has previously sponsored the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series itself.

“Denny is a superstar of NASCAR and we’re very proud to be selected to be an official partner to Denny and 23XI Racing,” said Peter Kingsley, Logitech G’s chief marketing officer. “We are excited to partner with Denny to help continue to engage with NASCAR fans and eracing fans alike.”

It's normal for the sponsors of Cup Series teams to also extend to their eNASCAR operation but Logitech G's expansion from sim racing to a larger footprint in the Cup Series is notable. Logitech G will also be featured on Denny Hamlin and Bubba Wallace's fire suits.

Ryan Kish
Ryan Kish

Ryan began his motorsports career working as a sportscar reporter with DailySportsCar.com. He has covered the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, the Michelin Pilot Challenge Series, and the FIA World Endurance Championship for five years. He is a graduate of California State University, Sacramento with a degree in Political Science and Journalism

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