Another three-peat for Michael Jordan as Tyler Reddick makes NASCAR history for NBA legend
Published on March 2, 2026.
Tyler Reddick, the first Cup Series driver to win the first three races of the season, made history with his latest win at the Circuit of the Americas in Texas. The Toyota co-owned by Michael Jordan, who also owns Joe Gibbs Racing, led the way for Reddick. His victory over Shane van Gisbergen was his 11th career victory and second at COTA, a track built for Formula 1. The team's victory marks another three-peat for Jordan, with Reddick leading the drivers’ championship by 70 points. The victory also marks a significant milestone for the team, which recently settled a federal antitrust lawsuit that secured a permanent franchise-style model for the long-term.
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