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Tyler Reddick “screwed up” on the final lap of Sunday’s race at Chicago and threw away a chance at challenging for the race win. Reddick was closing on race leader Alex Bowman when he clipped the T…
Tyler Reddick admitted that he made errors on the final lap of the race in Chicago, costing him a shot at challenging for the win against Alex Bowman. Reddick hit the wall twice, giving Bowman the opportunity to widen the gap and secure the victory. He expressed frustration at his mistakes and inability to capitalize on the chance to overtake Bowman. Despite a late-race surge to second place, Reddick lamented his failure to execute a clean lap that could have led to a different outcome. His team had opted for slick tires, banking on the track conditions favoring them, but his errors ultimately derailed their strategy. Despite recognizing his mistakes, Reddick acknowledged that he had the pace to compete if not for the crucial errors on the final lap.
