NASCAR CUP SERIES: SOUTH POINT 400

October 4, 2026

Tyler Reddick

Pit Lane Interview

Q. Tyler Reddick survives late-race contact to finish third and some early alternator issues. How did you overcome just the day you were dealt with early?

TYLER REDDICK: Yeah, I mean, we just had to dig deep. I mean, unfortunately, at this point it's pretty much normal to have issues all day long for us on this team. That's just what we're used to. So we know what to do. We know how to fight through it.

You know, it took us a little bit longer than we wanted to to get back to the front, but once we did, I thought we were in a pretty good spot there. Settled into I think it was fourth or fifth. Unfortunately, we just slow stop, we lost time in that cycle, and the 5 and the 24 got in front of us.

Ultimately, it probably played a part in just coming up a little short today, but yeah, I had to fight through the issues and, I mean, be able to hang onto it and still cross the line and hold onto third off the final corner. We fought through everything that we had really well today.

It was hot. That was for sure. Yeah, we powered through it.

Q. After the last three races you guys have had, what does a day like today mean just from mental reset?

TYLER REDDICK: Man, I don't know. It's just still, yeah, we gained five points. Whoop-de-doo. We have to capitalize when we have Toyota Camries as fast as this. We have to win those races. The key to that is being clean and executing. We just haven't done that in a very long time.