One of the most important aspects of NASCAR's new "Chase" format that will be used to determine the sport's champions in 2026 and beyond is the increase in the amount of points awarded to a race winner.
Tyler Reddick and the No. 45 23XI Racing team will have a new multi-race primary sponsorship partner for the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, as SupplyHouse, an e-commerce provider of plumbing, HVAC, and electrical supplies, has signed on as an Official Partner of the organization.
Chumba Casino is expanding its relationship with NASCAR Cup Series team 23XI Racing in 2026, after a successful first season of working together that netted the brand a victory in the prestigious Brickyard 400.
Second-generation stars are practically stitched into NASCAR’s fabric, from Chase Elliott and Dale Earnhardt Jr. to Ryan Blaney. A new set is already forming behind them as Brexton Busch and Keelan Harvick begin cutting their own paths under the watchful eyes of fathers who know exactly how steep the climb can be.
Tyler Reddick fought a battle both on and off the track in 2025, and the one off it was arguably much more difficult for him personally. His son Rookie’s health worsened, and almost every weekend, he had to put in a brave face and come to work, all while dealing with a nightmarish situation at home.
While the NASCAR season comes to an end this weekend, things back home for Tyler Reddick are still delicate. Reddick’s infant son, Rookie, is still recovering after having a kidney removed.
Through the entire season, Tyler Reddick has been recognized by his incredible mullet and beard. His flowing mane of hair has made several drivers and fans jealous of him and his aura on the racetrack.
All good things must end. That includes Tyler Reddick’s flowing mane of hair. The mullet and his beard have been removed. With Reddick’s playoff journey coming to an end, so too has the hair we have all come to love this season.
It’s been a trying year for Tyler Reddick and his family, for reasons wholly unrelated to racing. Reddick’s son, Rookie, has been undergoing a series of medical procedures.
23XI Racing saw both of its drivers eliminated in the Round of 12, as Tyler Reddick and Bubba Wallace fell short of advancing to the Round of 8. They couldn’t get the job done in a must-win scenario at the Charlotte ROVAL.
In early October 2025, 23XI Racing’s Tyler Reddick grabbed headlines on and off the track. On race day at Charlotte, Reddick won the pole position for the Roval elimination race, a much-needed boost in the playoffs.
“Well, the secret is out! At 2:20am on 5/25, we welcomed the newest addition to the Reddick family. Everyone meet Rookie George Reddick,” Alexa Reddick shared her happiness with the world just a few months ago.
CONCORD, N.C.--Tyler Reddick picked an ideal time to regain his form at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course. With a lap at 95.510 mph (85.939 seconds), Reddick edged three-time Australian Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen for the pole position in Sunday's Bank of America Roval 400 (3 p.m.
NASCAR drivers are a different breed. They strap into a rocket ship on wheels, staring down danger at nearly 200 miles per hour, all while the world watches.
Being a part of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs can be all-consuming for race car drivers – with a required 10-week stretch of uninterrupted focus and dedication to race craft, on-track performance, and the team surrounding them.
Today’s NASCAR race for Tyler Reddick ended up in a P7 finish. However, back home, his family is dealing with a serious situation. Reddick’s four-month-old son, Rookie, is in the hospital at Levine Children’s.
Tyler Reddick’s family is going through one of the hardest things imaginable. His wife, Alexa, recently posted that their newborn son, known affectionately as “Rookie,” is in the cardiovascular ICU at Levine’s, fighting for his life.
Racing is all about split-second decisions, and sometimes those decisions happen when you least expect them. That’s precisely what happened to Tyler Reddick during the first round of pit stops at Gateway, when a mechanical issue turned what should have been routine into pure chaos.
The NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs are underway this weekend in Darlington and 23XI Racing will have two drivers in the mix with Tyler Reddick and Bubba Wallace both qualifying.
It was looking good for a while for NASCAR's Tyler Reddick on Sunday — until it wasn't. After winning an early stage at yesterday's Cook Out 400, the 23XI driver appeared to be in contention for his first victory of the 2025 Cup Series season in Richmond.
NASCAR is back in Chicago for its third year, racing in the streets of the Windy City. But the in-season tournament also rolls on and for 23XI Racing star Tyler Reddick, he’s on to the quarterfinals already.