Tyler Reddick scores NASCAR Cup Series win at Phoenix
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 18, 2026, 10:34 PM
Last updated Oct 18, 2026

Tyler Reddick secured a dramatic victory at Phoenix Raceway during the NASCAR Cup Series on October 18, 2026. He achieved his sixth win of the season by maneuvering through a four-wide pass on a crucial final restart. Reddick then caught and passed Chase Briscoe, using fresher tires to take control of the race. This marks Reddick's first win in six months, rejuvenating his standings in the series. The races remain competitive as the season progresses toward its final stretch.
- •Tyler Reddick wins at Phoenix Raceway
- •Achieves sixth season victory
- •Passed Chase Briscoe using fresh tires
- •First win in six months
- •Victory helped improve his standings
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"For the sixth time this year, and the first time in six months, Tyler Reddick returned to Victory Lane with a dramatic NASCAR Cup Series win at Phoenix Raceway. He threaded the needle on the final restart, slicing up the middle to take second in an aggressive four-wide pass. He then ran down Chase Briscoe, using his fresh right-sides to take control of the race. Reddick was hyped up after ...Keep reading
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