Tyler Reddick guides Michael Jordan-owned vehicle through last-lap crash to win at Talladega

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A Michael Jordan-owned NASCAR Cup Series car found itself in Victory Lane at Talladega Superspeedway as Tyler Reddick avoided a crash on the last lap to win the Geico 500 on Sunday.

Reddick stayed in position through the last 40 laps to win the race. Michael McDowell was leading for the most part and battling Reddick for the top spot on almost every lap. It came down to the final moments as the pack drove into the tri-oval.

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Tyler Reddick, driver of the No. 45 Jordan Brand Toyota, takes the checkered flag to win the NASCAR Cup Series Geico 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on April 21, 2024, in Talladega, Alabama. (Sean Gardner/Getty Images)

McDowell tried to make a last-second block on Brad Keselowski, but the No. 6 driver got into the back of him, igniting a chain-reaction crash. Reddick pulled through to the start-finish line and was the one who was victorious.

"It didn’t really work out in that third stage for us," Reddick told Fox Sports’ Jamie Little. "We were able to fight and defend that track position. Wasn’t that crazy, guys? That was chaos. That’s Talladega for you."

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Jordan was seen celebrating with members of the No. 45 crew. It was the sixth career win for 23XI Racing and its first of 2024. Jordan owns 23XI Racing with Denny Hamlin.

"Denny [Hamlin] kept saying I was bad luck when I come to the track, and today we proved him wrong," Jordan said afterward. "He did a good job by wrecking so we could get up front – that was pretty good. I think Tyler did a good job. Unfortunately, Bubba [Wallace] couldn't finish. The whole team did a good job.

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