Chase Briscoe won the Southern 500, leading the most laps and securing his second consecutive victory, while Tyler Reddick finished second and moved up in playoff standings. Legacy Motor Club had a strong showing with both cars in the top five, and several non-playoff drivers finished high. Losers included Alex Bowman, who struggled with a pit stop issue and finished 31st, and Josh Berry, who crashed on the first lap and finished last.
Alex Bowman and Tyler Reddick secured the final spots in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs at Daytona, with Bowman narrowly missing out after a late-race incident, while Ryan Blaney's last-lap pass clinched the victory and playoff berth. The race was marked by crashes and intense competition, highlighting the unpredictable nature of speedway racing.
The 2024 NASCAR Championship 4 features William Byron, Joey Logano, Tyler Reddick, and defending champion Ryan Blaney, each vying for the title in a season marked by numerous winners and controversies. Blaney, who secured his spot with a win at Martinsville, aims to defend his title, while Logano, a two-time champion, brings experience to the race. Reddick, driving for Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing, seeks his first Cup title, and Byron, who won the Daytona 500, looks to capitalize on his strong playoff performance. The championship will be decided at Phoenix Raceway.
23XI Racing has decided to withdraw its appeal against the penalties imposed by NASCAR after the Martinsville Speedway race, choosing instead to focus on Tyler Reddick's championship bid at Phoenix Raceway. The penalties included a $100,000 fine and a 50-point deduction for Bubba Wallace. Meanwhile, Trackhouse Racing and Richard Childress Racing will proceed with their appeals on Thursday.
The article analyzes the prospects of the four contenders for the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Championship: Tyler Reddick, Joey Logano, Ryan Blaney, and William Byron. Each driver's strengths and weaknesses are discussed, highlighting Reddick's versatility, Logano's experience, Blaney's momentum, and Byron's team support. Reddick's inexperience and aggressive style, Logano's inconsistent season, Blaney's emotional intensity, and Byron's recent performance are potential hurdles. The championship will be decided at Phoenix Raceway, where each driver will vie for the title.
NASCAR driver Tyler Reddick expressed frustration with pit road mistakes after finishing second behind Kyle Larson at the Las Vegas race, citing issues that put him behind during the event. Despite a strong car, Reddick's pit stop problems hindered his performance, leading to a second-place finish. He emphasized the need to consistently run up front throughout the race and aims to improve in the upcoming event at Phoenix Raceway.
After the Las Vegas Cup race, Kyle Larson expressed satisfaction with his win, while Tyler Reddick lamented finishing second. Other drivers, including Ryan Blaney, Ross Chastain, and Ty Gibbs, also shared their thoughts on their performances, with some expressing disappointment and others highlighting areas for improvement. Overall, the race saw a mix of emotions and reflections from the drivers.
Kyle Larson secured a dominant victory at the NASCAR Cup Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, leading 181 laps and fending off Tyler Reddick for the win. Reddick finished second, while other top-10 finishers included Ryan Blaney, Ross Chastain, and Ty Gibbs. Larson's victory marked the third time since 2021 that he led over 100 laps at Las Vegas and won the race, with Hendrick Motorsports claiming the last four spring races at the venue. Mistakes and unexpected issues affected other drivers, including defending winner William Byron, but he managed to secure a top-10 finish.
Joey Logano will start on the pole for the 2024 Daytona 500, with Michael McDowell joining him on the front row. Tyler Reddick and Christopher Bell will start in the second row after winning their qualifying races, while Jimmie Johnson and Kaz Grala raced their way in during Thursday night’s qualifying races.
Tyler Reddick will start on the pole position for the Bank of America Roval 400 NASCAR playoff race, giving him a good chance to advance to the next round. Kyle Larson, currently seventh in the standings, will start from 36th after a practice crash. Chase Elliott has the best odds to win, followed by Reddick, William Byron, Larson, and Michael McDowell. The race will take place at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Roval, with favorable weather conditions expected.
Tyler Reddick secures the pole position for the upcoming NASCAR Cup race at Richmond Raceway, marking his first time leading a lap on a short track in a Cup race. He will be joined on the front row by Kyle Busch, while Denny Hamlin starts third after his recent victory at Pocono. Chase Elliott qualifies fourth, and Bubba Wallace rounds out the top five.
The 2023 HighPoint.com 400 NASCAR Cup Series race will take place at Pocono Raceway on Sunday, with Denny Hamlin and Martin Truex Jr. favored to win. However, SportsLine's NASCAR prediction model is backing Tyler Reddick as a longshot contender, citing his recent success and improvement at Pocono Raceway. The model also predicts that Hamlin may struggle and not finish in the top five. Other drivers to watch include Kyle Busch, Kyle Larson, and William Byron.
Denny Hamlin secures pole position for the inaugural Chicago Street Race, with Tyler Reddick alongside him on the front row. The second row features Shane van Gisbergen and Christopher Bell, while Daniel Suarez and Michael McDowell make up the third row. Notable drivers starting further back include William Byron, Chase Elliott, and Ross Chastain.
Denny Hamlin secures the pole position for the NASCAR Cup Series' first street race in downtown Chicago, narrowly beating Tyler Reddick. Hamlin's lap time of 88.435 seconds puts him in the lead for the race on the challenging 2.2-mile course. Toyota dominates the top four positions, with Hamlin, Reddick, and Christopher Bell leading the pack. Shane van Gisbergen, making his NASCAR debut, finishes third, while Daniel Suárez takes fifth place. Hamlin's team owner, Michael Jordan, expresses excitement for the race in his hometown.
Ross Chastain has secured his first career pole for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway, driving for Trackhouse Racing. Tyler Reddick of 23XI Racing will start second. The Ally 400 starts at 6 p.m. Sunday.
