Source: BroBible
Summary
Tyler Reddick made history by becoming the first driver to win the first three races of a NASCAR Cup Series season. He dominated the field at Circuit of the Americas, leading 58 laps and taking the lead early in the second stage. Reddick’s win solidified his position at the top of the NASCAR Power Rankings, while other drivers like Michael McDowell, AJ Allmendinger, and Kyle Larson also made significant moves up the rankings.
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The habit of winning gets a new name.
Tyler Reddick is on a legendary heater, but his points advantage will eventually be wiped away come playoff time. Meanwhile, other drivers are struggling to keep up, with some surprise names making appearances in the top 10. Reddick’s dominance is a trend that’s hard to ignore, but it’s also a reminder that consistency is key in the NASCAR Cup Series.
The routine of road courses and ovals is about to get a whole lot more interesting.
