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Tyler Reddick felt evenly matched with Kyle Larson at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, but he needed Larson to be the one in dirty air. Reddick’s 23XI Racing Toyota Camry was fast enough to chase Larson’s…
Tyler Reddick was evenly matched with Kyle Larson at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, but he struggled to pass Larson in the dirty air. Despite having a fast car, Reddick could not make a move to overtake Larson in the final laps of the Pennzoil 400. Reddick admitted that he needed Larson to make a mistake or face traffic disruptions to have a chance at victory. Reddick closed the gap to Larson in the closing laps but was unable to execute a successful pass due to Larson’s blocking tactics. Frustrated with his second-place finish, Reddick acknowledged his team’s solid effort but expressed disappointment at not winning the race. Despite making mistakes on pit road and losing track position, Reddick rebounded to finish second in both stages and the overall race.
