Driving a No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota with a paint scheme reminiscent of the late Tim Richmond’s 1982 Buick, Tyler Reddick emulated the driver he was honoring, winning the pole position for Sunday’s Goodyear 400 NASCAR Cup Series race.
Ask Tyler Reddick to account for the recent success of 23XI Racing at Kansas Speedway, and he’ll give you a succinct answer.
A calm afternoon at Talladega Superspeedway turned into utter chaos on the final lap Sunday.
The Toyota camp showed the rest of Daytona 500 field that they will be fast when it matters Thursday night.
Tyler Reddick’s path to the title race is arguably more complex than that of any other competitor.
Tyler Reddick has advanced to his first Playoff Round of 8 and the driver of the No. 45 Toyota feels optimistic about his chances in this round.
After running what he termed “one of the dirtiest laps I’ve ever had in practice,” Tyler Reddick got just what he needed in Saturday’s subsequent qualifying session at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Road Course.
Denny Hamlin had a broom in hand, but Tyler Reddick denied his team owner the chance for a Kansas sweep Sunday.
Three of Tyler Reddick’s four career NASCAR Cup Series victories have come on road courses, but his win last year on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course stands out above the others.
Tyler Reddick will be at the front of the field for the first time this year in Richmond Sunday.