Tyler Reddick cracks double-digit NASCAR Cup Series wins

Tyler Reddick’s opening two victories of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series have propelled the 23XI Racing driver to 10 career wins in NASCAR’s top series.

Reddick won Sunday in the Autotrader 400 at EchoPark Speedway (formerly Atlanta Motor Speedway), backing up his win from the Daytona 500 a week prior. Reddick is the 67th driver in the history of the Cup Series to reach 10 victories.

“I mean, it’s cool, but 6-7 is a lot,” Reddick said post-race in the EchoPark Speedway Media Center. “It is cool, though. Yeah, over the last couple of years I’ve definitely hated seeing how many second-place finishes I’ve had in my short time here in the Cup Series. 

“So to be able to even that out a little bit more with some victories has been nice. But, yeah, I don’t know, I try not to think about that stuff, I guess, too much. But certainly it’s good to know we’re going in the right direction, if that makes sense.”

Reddick is now tied with NASCAR Hall-of-Fame inductee Donnie Allison, racer-turned-TV-commentator Clint Bowyer, and two-time Daytona 500 champion Sterling Marlin on the series’ all-time wins list at 64th.

At the beginning of the season, Reddick started the year tied for 78th on the list.

Directly ahead of Reddick on the wins list is Christopher Bell, Dick Rathmann and Tim Richmond; each at 13 wins.

The next race for the series is scheduled for Sunday, March 1, at Circuit of the Americas in Austin.