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Tyler Reddick just became the first NASCAR driver ever to win the season's first three races, making history for a team that recently won a major legal battle to secure its future. The 23XI Racing team, co-owned by basketball legend Michael Jordan, is proving unstoppable both on and off the track.
Tyler Reddick crossed the finish line first at NASCAR's biggest race, giving team owner Michael Jordan his first Daytona 500 victory. The thrilling win came down to the final lap, with Jordan comparing the feeling to winning an NBA championship.
NBA legend Michael Jordan just celebrated his first Daytona 500 victory as a team owner, with driver Tyler Reddick taking the checkered flag at NASCAR's biggest race. The win marks a historic milestone for 23XI Racing, the team Jordan co-founded just five years ago.
Tyler Reddick celebrated his first Daytona 500 victory just months after his youngest son underwent surgery for a kidney tumor. The win broke a winless streak and brought joy to 23XI Racing in a star-studded celebration.
After 28 years without a championship, basketball legend Michael Jordan celebrated as his NASCAR team won the Daytona 500. The victory came just months after Jordan won a landmark lawsuit that changed NASCAR's revenue sharing forever.
Basketball legend Michael Jordan said winning the Daytona 500 as a NASCAR team owner felt like winning another championship after his driver Tyler Reddick crossed the finish line first. The iconic athlete's pure joy reminds us that passion and perseverance create magic at any stage of life. ---
Basketball legend Michael Jordan celebrated his 63rd birthday weekend with his first Daytona 500 victory as co-owner of 23XI Racing. Driver Tyler Reddick delivered the win with a dramatic last-lap pass that sent the six-time NBA champion into a victory lane celebration.
Basketball legend Michael Jordan says winning the Daytona 500 as a team owner feels like claiming another championship ring. His 23XI Racing driver Tyler Reddick took the checkered flag in NASCAR's biggest race.
Tyler Reddick steered through chaos to win NASCAR's biggest race for 23XI Racing, giving owner Michael Jordan his first Daytona 500 victory. The dramatic win caps a challenging year for the team that battled legal fights and personal tragedies.
NBA legend Michael Jordan celebrated his 63rd birthday weekend with his first Daytona 500 victory as co-owner of 23XI Racing. Driver Tyler Reddick delivered the win in a dramatic final lap that brought together sports icons, courtroom allies, and pure racing excitement.
Shane van Gisbergen will race the Daytona 500 with his iconic number 97, a tribute to his late mother and a family tradition spanning decades. The Kiwi driver secured a strong starting position after overcoming early struggles.
A disaster response organization is bringing its mission to NASCAR's biggest race. Team Rubicon will use the Daytona 500 to educate fans about joining their 200,000 volunteers who help communities recover from disasters.
Action sports legend Travis Pastrana returns to Daytona this Friday for a NASCAR truck race that will deliver $100,000 to veterans and military families. The racing icon has partnered with Black Rifle Coffee and BRUNT Workwear to support mental health, housing, and financial wellness programs through the Boot Campaign.
Fresh off his first NASCAR championship at just 21, driver Jesse Love isn't resting on his win. He's making 2026 his final shot in the series, betting everything on earning enough victories to leap to the sport's top level.
Racing legend Kurt Busch earned his spot in the NASCAR Hall of Fame, pausing his acceptance speech to honor his late teammate Greg Biffle in a touching tribute. The 47-year-old champion joined fellow drivers Harry Gant and Ray Hendrick in celebrating racing excellence and lifelong achievements.
Indiana University just won its first NCAA football championship with a perfect 16-0 season, stunning lifelong fans who watched the team struggle for decades. NASCAR driver Chase Briscoe, a native Hoosier, remembers attending games with barely 6,500 fans in the stands.