3 years agoTyler Reddick had very little success at Daytona in the top tier. That changed last summer when he raced to a fifth place finish. The Richard Childress car held up the entire race and most importantly he avoided wrecks. Reddick crashed out the first three times on the 2.5-mile track. Now, can he continue that success in the season (for points) opener? The concern there is that Reddick has not shown much in the way of speed early or late in runs. He did kind of eek his way into the top ten during his Duel race but practice showed him further down in the teens. Reddick could fade later in long runs. --Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: NASCAR.com