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Tyler Reddick makes NASCAR history with Third straight win

Michael Jordan makes NASCAR history as 23XI racing team wins third straight race

Driver Tyler Reddick took the checkered flag in Austin on Sunday as he became the first driver in NASCAR Cup Series history to win the first three races of the season.

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Who won the NASCAR race today? Full results, standings as Tyler Reddick makes history in COTA

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NASCAR at COTA results, highlights: Tyler Reddick gets third straight win

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NASCAR heads to Phoenix with Reddick seeking a fourth straight win and F1 opens in Melbourne

Tyler Reddick made NASCAR history, becoming the first driver to open a season with three straight wins while holding off Shane van Gisbergen at COTA.

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What Drivers Said after record third straight Cup win by Tyler Reddick for Michael Jordan team

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Denny Hamlin Predicts Tyler Reddick’s Finish in NASCAR Regular Season After Historic Start

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Tyler Reddick makes NASCAR history after bonkers COTA win

Driving the No. 45 Toyota for 23XI Racing, co-owned by Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin, Reddick followed victories at the Daytona 500 and Autotrader 400 with an emphatic road-course win.

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FULL CELEBRATION: Tyler Reddick celebrates becoming FIRST Driver to win FIRST 3 races to open season

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Tyler Reddick's 3rd straight win to open season makes NASCAR history in Austin

NASCAR Atlanta 2026: Full results, race highlights from Autotrader 400

Tyler Reddick drove a thrilling race from pole position to a win in a second overtime. Here's how it happened.

What channel is NASCAR on today? TV schedule, start time, live stream for 2026 COTA race in Austin

Here's everything you need to know about the 2026 DuraMax Texas Grand Prix, including TV channel and streaming options for the NASCAR race in Austin.

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NASCAR 2026 race schedule: Complete list of Cup Series race dates, winners, tracks, locations and more

The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season is here and the festivities will begin with the 68th Daytona 500 on Sunday, Feb. 15. From there, NASCAR will head to Atlanta and Austin as it moves through a 36-race schedule that culminates with the crowning of a champion on Nov. 8 at Homestead-Miami.