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Heading into Daytona's Coke Zero 400, the Cup Series regular-season finale, the playoff battle narrows to four drivers for two spots (Cindric, van Gisbergen, Preece, Keselowski) while Denny Hamlin holds the top seed; experts Mike Organ, Nick Gray and Tom Kreager pick Tyler Reddick, Alex Bowman and William Byron as likely winners or strong contenders in the race.
The Cup Series Dollar Tree 301 at New Hampshire is the penultimate playoff race. Tyler Reddick starts on pole with Shane van Gisbergen fifth as rain prompts track drying and a competition caution on Lap 40. Wet-weather tires are on the grid while SVG leads early and Reddick battles to stay on the lead lap, shaping the playoff picture heading into Daytona's regular-season finale.
Ahead of the Chicagoland eero 400, Denny Hamlin is the top fantasy pick due to strong results on high-speed 1.5-mile tracks and Chicagoland history; Tyler Reddick shows elite practice speed and top finishes on correlated tracks, while Kyle Larson also figures as a major contender with past Chicagoland success and solid speed. Practice notes show Hamlin mid-pack in some segments, Reddick posting top speeds across multiple distances, and Larson flashing early speed in opening runs. The piece provides projected finish ranges for the top contenders and links to related Chicagoland projections.
After 18 of 36 NASCAR Cup races, Denny Hamlin moves into the points lead by a single point over Tyler Reddick following Sonoma. Reddick’s power-steering failure left him last, while Hamlin salvaged 26th after splitter damage, erasing an eight-point gap. Shane van Gisbergen climbs to 14th, Alex Bowman to 29th, and Erik Jones drops to 17th, with Austin Cindric on the cut line. Standings top five: 1) Denny Hamlin 719, 2) Tyler Reddick 718, 3) Ryan Blaney 615, 4) Ty Gibbs 589, 5) Kyle Larson 571.
Corey Heim, in just his 13th Cup start, pulled off a stunning win by passing Tyler Reddick with four laps to go in NASCAR’s first Cup race on the Naval Base Coronado road circuit, signaling an early breakout ahead of his full-time 23XI Racing debut next season. The event featured chaos on the road course, including a restart crash that ended Shane van Gisbergen’s bid and knocked out Connor Zilisch; Bubba Wallace finished runner-up after a two-lap penalty for a loose wheel cost him a potential win; Christopher Bell, racing with a cast on his left wrist, began the race but exited at the first caution with Brent Crews taking over before a gearbox failure ended Crews’ day. Heim’s triumph reshapes the playoff landscape and cements his status as a rising star heading into next year.”,
NASCAR Cup Series makes its first run on a Naval Base Coronado street course for the Anduril 250 near San Diego, with Shane van Gisbergen on the pole and leading early as the race features constant pit-stop twists, a red-flag for wall repairs after a three-wide crash that sidelined SVG and Austin Hill, and Tyler Reddick surging late while Ryan Preece wins Stage 2 and the field fights for the win.
Tyler Reddick is the top fantasy pick for the Charlotte Coca Cola 600, with Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson close behind; the piece highlights Reddick’s strong Charlotte and high-speed 1.5s track record, Hamlin’s status as a Charlotte champion and top speed performer, and Larson’s potential. It also notes that practice data should be treated cautiously ahead of the race’s four 100-lap stages and possible weather delays, with references to DraftKings and FanDuel projections.
Tyler Reddick continues to lead the NASCAR Cup Series Power Rankings after a Texas finish that didn’t topple him, while Chase Elliott’s Texas win keeps him in third and Denny Hamlin sits second; the top three are unchanged as teams head to Watkins Glen.
Tyler Reddick survived a late caution and a chaotic restart to win the AdventHealth 400 at Kansas, giving 23XI Racing its fifth win of the year as crew chief Billy Scott’s two-tire call paid off; Michael Jordan lauded the effort and noted all four 23XI cars finished in the top 15, while rivals discussed restarts and tire strategy after a dramatic finish.
Tyler Reddick capped a chaotic Kansas race with a last-lap pass on Kyle Larson in overtime, surging from mid-pack to take the lead on the white flag and win his fifth Cup race of 2026 in the season’s early stretch.
Tyler Reddick edged rivals in a dramatic NASCAR overtime finish at Kansas Speedway to secure his fifth victory of the 2026 Cup Series season.
Tyler Reddick's Kansas AdventHealth 400 win was confirmed official after post-race inspection found no issues; he passed tech and overtook Kyle Larson on the final lap for his fifth win of the season, sending the Cup Series to Talladega next.
Ryan Blaney claimed Bristol Motor Speedway’s pole with a 15.101-second lap, edging championship leader Tyler Reddick by 0.023 seconds. Chase Briscoe, Riley Herbst, Ty Gibbs, and the remaining top-10 qualifiers followed, while Alex Bowman was 27th and William Byron 34th in a no-incident qualifying session for 37 cars.
Tyler Reddick won the Goodyear 400 at Darlington for Michael Jordan's NASCAR Cup team, overcoming early alternator issues and praising his crew; team owner Michael Jordan credited his driver’s composure and Billy Scott’s leadership, while other top finishers and drivers highlighted the race’s tough, competitive nature.
Tyler Reddick started from pole, overtook Brad Keselowski with 28 laps to go, and held on to win at Darlington for his fourth NASCAR Cup Series victory of the season for 23XI Racing. Keselowski led a race-high 142 laps, but Reddick’s fresher tires helped him pull away to win by 5.847 seconds, marking his first Darlington win and 12th career Cup victory.