Tyler Reddick announced on Sunday’s NASCAR RaceDay telecast on FOX that he has signed a contract extension with 23XI Racing.
The extension, per FOX’s Chris Myers, is a multi-year deal and worth $8 to $9 million annually.
Reddick has won five of the first nine Cup Series races of 2026 and is the current points leader through the first quarter of the season. That includes a maiden Daytona 500 victory for him and team co-owners Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin.
It had been a priority to get an extension done for Reddick, who was all smiles in announcing his long-term racing trajectory remained aligned with 23XI.
“We got the deal done,” Reddick said on the FOX telecast. “I’m going to be continuing my future here at 23XI Racing. Excited to have all that done and continue building on what we’ve done. Just really glad that myself and 23XI were able to get to a good place and get the deal done. I’ll be at 23XI, hopefully, for a long time.”
Currently in his fourth year with 23XI Racing, Reddick is the most successful driver in team history. His 10 wins have come with 10 poles, 35 top-five finishes and 58 top 10s. He finished a team and career-best fourth in the standings in 2024 after making 23XI Racing’s first Championship 4 in the organization’s history.
Reddick will start from the pole in Sunday’s (April 26) Jack Link’s 500 at Talladega.
A member of the National Motorsports Press Association (NMPA), Samuel also covers NASCAR for Yardbarker, Field Level Media, and Heavy Sports. He will attend the University of Arkansas in the fall of 2025.
How is this possible? The Fox broadcast team at Daytona said Tyler would be fired soon due to him underperforming in the cars. Notice they did NOT compare his performance to Bubba, the lifetime can never be fired, driver. Harvick and Bowyer may have been decent racers but they are both absolute morons.