NASCAR Kwik Trip 250: Tyler Reddick secures first Cup Series win

Tyler Reddick earned his first NASCAR Cup Series’ win Sunday on the Kwik Trip 250 from Road America in Elkhart, Wisconsin. 

The Kwik Trip 250, which kicks off the NASCAR Cup Series July schedule, is a three-stage race that debuted in 1956 and did not return to the racing schedule till 2021, when Chase Elliott emerged victorious. This was the third-ever race. 

And it was Elliott who bought off to a fiery begin as he looked for a repeat conquest, however persistent underdog Reddick received the race inside the race to carry off Elliott, who completed in second. 

Here are the highest moments!

All engines go!

Elliott, who received the Ally 400 a few weeks again, continued his scorching stretch early, propelling out to the lead because the first inexperienced flag of the day went up.

Elliott bumped into some early steering bother, complaining of a difficulty along with his wheel because the race bought underway. Nonetheless, he remained within the lead after three laps.

Burnout!

The first collision of the day got here on Turn 5, as Kyle Busch and Aric Almirola skidded off the street following an aggressive push across the curve.

Earning factors

Chase Briscoe netted his seventh level of the sequence after taking management of Stage 1. Briscoe and Elliott had been locked in a heated chase for the crown, however Briscoe received the battle after Elliott pitted simply earlier than the benchmark.

First-person view

Bubba Wallace was knocked off-course in Stage 2 by Joey Logano, and high-tech cameras captured Wallace’s view from the bump.

Logano bought a style of his personal drugs shortly thereafter.

Jockeying for place

Elliott seized the lead at first of Stage 3, whereas Reddick valiantly strove to quell his momentum. Elliott bought the higher hand on this specific matchup, but it surely was tight.

Take it over!

Reddick overtook Elliott with 16 laps to go, sliding previous the chief with some deft maneuvering round a flip.

First-time winner!

Reddick held off Elliott for a spell, earlier than rising the hole with 10 laps to go, and conserving a stable margin between himself and his opponents by the checkered flag. The win was Reddick’s first of the Cup Series after 5 second-place finishes.