The Carson Hocevar-Brad Keselowski incident quickly became one of NASCAR’s biggest talking points, with drivers, analysts and fans divided over where hard racing ends and disrespect begins.
After a third-place finish in last Sunday's Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway, Tyler Reddick finds himself on a three-race top-10 finishing streak, and he's starting to work himself back into his early-season form, which saw him lead the NASCAR Cup Series championship standings after each of the opening 17 races of the year.
On paper, Tyler Reddick has already conquered the “track too tough to tame.” But his Goodyear 400 victory earlier this year has done little to ease the frustration of the Cook Out Southern 500.
Tyler Reddick started from the pole in Sunday's Southern 500 and looked like he'd have a shot to win it, leading 74 laps and winning Stage 1. But it was not to be.
It's time for 16 drivers to battle for the NASCAR Cup Series championship over a 10-race marathon known as The Chase. Tyler Reddick, who comes into the race third in the championship standings, will start from the pole position after weather forced the cancellation of qualifying on Saturday.
DARLINGTON, S.C. -- Inclement weather forced the cancellation of Busch Light pole qualifying at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway on Saturday evening, and no one was happier about the development than 23XI Racing's Tyler Reddick, who will now lead the field to green in the Cook Out Southern 500 to open The Chase on Sunday night (5 p.m.
The NASCAR Cup Series Chase for the Championship will begin with drivers having no laps in their cars before the green flag in Sunday's Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway.
What began as a crash at Michigan turned into a dramatic summer slump that saw Reddick drop from the points lead to third in the standings by the end of the regular season.
Following Saturday's Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona, the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Chase field is set.
It's no surprise many around the sports world are paying their respects to Parton. The musical icon was intertwined with sports through several memorable moments at different events throughout her career. With that in mind, here are five.
It’s been a strange type of year for Tyler Reddick. He went from looking near invincible to a driver struggling to merely finish races. After winning five out of the first nine, he went on a downward spiral that saw him give up a commanding lead at the top of the standings.
Tyler Reddick's team had plenty of work to do on the No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota Camry after Saturday's NASCAR Cup Series practice session at New Hampshire Motor Speedway saw Reddick struggle to find any semblance of speed.
LOUDON, N.H. -- Tyler Reddick conceded he was a bit surprised -- although pleasantly so -- at his Busch Light Pole Qualifying effort Saturday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway after the five-time race winner and 2026 championship contender claimed the top starting position for Sunday's Dollar Tree 301 (2 p.m.
Tyler Reddick has landed the pole for the Dollar Tree 301 at New Hampshire after a difficult few months. His owner, Michael Jordan, delivered a timely message that appears to have landed.
Reddick was very unhappy with his No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota Camry during NASCAR Cup Series practice on Saturday morning at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, but found enough speed to take his fifth pole of the 2026 season and the 16th of his Cup career.
Michael Jordan knows what it feels like when winning becomes the expectation and anything else starts looking like failure. That is why his latest visit to 23XI Racing mattered at a time when Tyler Reddick and the No.
Here's what you need to know with only three regular-season races remaining before the 10-race Chase begins.
Tyler Reddick's race at Iowa Speedway on Sunday lasted approximately 4.25 laps before his No. 45 Toyota Camry was in the outside wall.
Tyler Reddick had an opportunity to close on Denny Hamlin for the NASCAR Cup Series points lead on Sunday, but an early crash took away any shot of Reddick making up ground.
Here are three drivers inside the top 10 in the standings who needed the off week the most with four regular-season races remaining.
It's been a tough two months for Tyler Reddick and the No. 45 23XI Racing team.
With four races left in the NASCAR Cup Series regular season, Hamlin holds an 84-point lead over Reddick as the two drivers battle for the No. 1 seed in the Chase.
Over the last seven NASCAR Cup Series races, Tyler Reddick has finished 25th or worse five times.
Reddick won at Atlanta on Feb. 22 and was fast there again on Sunday, nearly tracking down Ryan Blaney for the Stage 1 win.
For the second straight week, Tyler Reddick did nothing wrong but finished poorly after mechanical issues ruined his race.
There are eight races left in the Cup Series regular season.
For the first time all season, Reddick is not the NASCAR Cup Series points leader.
Not only did Tyler Reddick lose Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Naval Base Coronado, but he saw his lead in the series standings shrink even more as well.
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