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Tyler Reddick claims victory in a thrilling double-overtime finish at Echo Park Speedway, marking his second consecutive win to start the NASCAR Cup Series season. Reddick, co-owned by Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing, led a race-high 53 laps despite overcoming a nine-car crash that caused damage to his No. 45 Toyota. He falls to 27th for repairs but storms back to secure his 10th career win. Chase Briscoe finishes second, with Ross Chastain taking third. Bubba Wallace, who led entering the final restart, slips to eighth but garners valuable points. Reddick’s win makes him the first driver since Matt Kenseth in 2009 to sweep the season's first two races. Michael Jordan praises Reddick's hard work and the team's efforts following their recent legal victory with NASCAR. The race features a record 57 lead changes, showcasing intense competition throughout.
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