Tyler Reddick’s reflections on his Championship 4 debut demonstrate a keen awareness of his shortcomings. Finishing sixth at Phoenix Raceway, he acknowledged being outpaced by seasoned competitors and highlighted a learning curve in high-pressure racing.

Tyler Reddick describes his day at Phoenix Raceway after the No. 45 23XI Racing Toyota comes up short of winning the Cup Series Championship.

Tyler Reddick admits being nervous the first time he met Michael Jordan. Now he has a chance to deliver a NASCAR title to his famous boss.

Reddick will race in his first championship four Sunday against reigning NASCAR champion Ryan Blaney, two-time champion Joey Logano, and William Byron.

Tyler Reddick came up short in his quest to deliver a NASCAR Cup Series Championship for NBA legend Michael Jordan at Phoenix Raceway in Arizona.

Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race at Phoenix was more than just the final race to decide a Cup champion. It also marked the final race for longtime NASCAR driver Martin Truex Jr. Truex, the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series champion as well as the 2017 and 2023 Cup Series regular season

Joey Logano was crowned the NASCAR Cup Series champion for a third time at Phoenix Raceway, with Michael Jordan's driver, Tyler Reddick, finishing in fourth place

NASCAR president Steve Phelps presented the Cup Series Championship trophy to Joey Logano and Team Penske after a dramatic final race of the season in Phoenix.