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Recent RotoWire Articles Featuring Tyler Reddick

NASCAR Draft Kit: 2019 Xfinity Rankings

52 days ago

Mark Taylor analyzes this season's Xfinity series as Christopher Bell is set to lead the Joe Gibbs Racing team.

NASCAR Draft Kit: 2019 Driver Projections

82 days ago

Mark Taylor projects wins, poles and more for all of NASCAR's Monster Energy Cup drivers for this season. Check out the sortable rankings now.

NASCAR Draft Kit: 2019 Driver Rankings

82 days ago

Mark Taylor ranks the 2019 NASCAR drivers as Kyle Busch looks to get back atop the throne after falling short last season.

NASCAR Draft Kit: Xfinity Series Rankings

January 17, 2018

Mark Taylor analyzes this season's Xfinity series as Kyle Busch is set to lead the Joe Gibbs Racing team.

2017 Truck Series: Driver Rankings

February 7, 2017

Mark Taylor ranks the top drivers in the Truck Series as the movce to GMS Racing paid off big time for Johnny Sauter last season.

Past Fantasy Outlooks

2018

2017

2014

Reddick will have some big shoes to fill in the No. 9 JRM Chevrolet. This is the ride that defending champion William Byron used to storm his way to the 2017 Xfinity Series title. Reddick got a good taste of racing in this division of NASCAR last year with Chip Ganassi. He nabbed one victory and six Top-10 finishes in an 18-start slate. Toward the end of last season Reddick was winning poles, leading laps and challenging for wins. He now takes over the car that Byron used to claim four wins and 22 Top 10's last year. On paper it's a very good situation, but the 22-year-old driver will have to make it happen so there's a lot at stake. Expecting Reddick to take this team to back-to-back championships may be a bit overly optimistic, but there's no doubt they'll win some races and be very visible each week.

This team was a very pleasant surprise and top performer for last season. Larson led the way with 16 starts that yielded two victories, 11 Top-5 and 14 Top-10 finishes. He’ll be in for a similar, but slightly smaller workload again in 2017. Reddick comes over from Brad Keselowski’s truck series program and will get the majority of the remaining starts for this team. The talented youngster piled up three victories and 31 Top 10’s in that division of NASCAR over the last two years, so he’ll be a good fit in a timeshare of this team with Monster Energy Cup star Larson. Marks will likely be the road course starter for this team, which is also good news as he claimed a victory at Mid-Ohio last season for the No. 42 CGR team.

Reddick seemingly came out of nowhere last year to place his name among the top drivers in this racing series. Prior to 2015, the 19-year-old had only 17 starts of experience in the trucks, but that mattered little with this strong race team. The BKR team put great equipment under him and good experience behind him en route to a two-win, 19 Top-10 finish campaign with a runner-up finish in the driver standings. Reddick will move from the team’s No. 19 truck into the No. 29 truck, and he’ll be paired with crew chief Chad Kendrick. The young driver should have no problem following up on his fantastic season of last year, and making a big push to win the championship at Brad Keselowski Racing.

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Third at ISM Raceway

XFINITY Series

March 9, 2019

Reddick finished third in the iK9 Service Dog 200 Xfinity Series race at ISM Raceway Saturday afternoon.