Tyler Reddick could join 23XI Racing a year earlier than intended Reports
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Confetti and cowboy hats are an underrated combination. In a breakup that was not seen in the best of lights by RCR owner Richard Childress, Reddick's departure was deemed as 'an announcement that could not have come out at a worse time' by a press release from the Welcome, North Carolina-based racing outfit. As time went on and further moves were made in the driver's market for 2022 and the upcoming season, current Joe Gibbs Racing driver and 2-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch was linked to Reddick's seat at Richard Childress Racing. These rumors turned out to be true after Childress and Busch announced their partnership for 2023 in a press conference, after the current #18 Toyota Camry TRD driver was left out of the spot in the sport with sponsorship troubles.
Tyler Reddick could join 23XI Racing a year earlier than intended - Reports
Tyler Reddick drives during the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series Bank of America Roval 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina. (Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images) Current driver is one of the most talked about drivers in the 2022 silly season. He is one driver that many teams would love to have in their cars. The Corning, California native has established himself as one of the best upcoming drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series field, with many referring to him as a 'generational talent'. Reddick, who has managed to win three races so far this season, narrowly missed out on the 2022 playoffs at Bristol earlier this year. Major news also broke after the 26-year-old announced his partnership with Richard Childress Racing would come to an end in 2023, post which he would be seen driving for Denny Hamlin in a 23XI Racing car. Tyler Reddick deemed the change necessary after he was offered a multi-year deal by 23XI Racing's co-owners Hamlin and Michael Jordan when his future at RCR was not confirmed, despite the driver market bubbling under the surface. Confetti and cowboy hats are an underrated combination.Confetti and cowboy hats are an underrated combination. In a breakup that was not seen in the best of lights by RCR owner Richard Childress, Reddick's departure was deemed as 'an announcement that could not have come out at a worse time' by a press release from the Welcome, North Carolina-based racing outfit. As time went on and further moves were made in the driver's market for 2022 and the upcoming season, current Joe Gibbs Racing driver and 2-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch was linked to Reddick's seat at Richard Childress Racing. These rumors turned out to be true after Childress and Busch announced their partnership for 2023 in a press conference, after the current #18 Toyota Camry TRD driver was left out of the spot in the sport with sponsorship troubles.