Persevered, Tyler Reddick did, taking the checkered flag in the AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 500 five hours after the NASCAR Cup Series green flag in Texas.
Tyler Reddick became the fourth consecutive non-championship-eligible driver to win in the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs.
There was some either shady or highly coincidental stuff going on at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday night (Sept. 22).
Kyle Busch and Denny Hamlin swapped pit crews. What will come of it?
Chris Buescher led the most laps at Bristol Motor Speedway to score his second career win as the playoff field was trimmed from 16 to 12 drivers.
It seemed early on like Austin Cindric’s night and playoff run was over, but Toyota had even bigger issues.
Joy Tomlinson and Luken Glover debate whether Kyle Busch will get his third NASCAR Cup title with Richard Childress Racing.
Now that the smoke is cleared from NASCAR’s Silly Season story of the decade, let’s break down how everyone made out.
With Kyle Busch joining Richard Childress Racing, what does that mean for Tyler Reddick in 2023?
With nearly half the playoff field vulnerable to elimination, the stakes have rarely been higher heading into the Bristol night race.