Tyler Reddick is with 23XI Racing and Toyota for the long haul, with a multi-year deal signed following his hot start to the 2026 season. Reddick announced on Fox Sports before he started on pole for the Jack Links 500 at Talladega Superspeedway.

"We got the deal done," Reddick said on Fox Sports. "I'm going to be continuing my future here at 23XI; excited to have that all done and be able to continue building on what we've done. SO, I'm just really glad that myself and 23XI were able to get to a good place and get the deal done. So I'll be here for hopefully a long time."

This contract renewal comes three years into his time with 23XI Racing. Reddick was initially meant to move from Richard Childress Racing to 23XI Racing for the start of the 2024 season, but took over the No. 45 ride a year later, following Kurt Busch's forced retirement following a concussion.

The announcement comes ahead of the team's first race with a new primary sponsor, Rockstar Energy. Monster Energy was a primary sponsor for the team through Reddick's first three years and left at the start of the season.

In 2026, Tyler Reddick has been the only championship winner following up his Daytona 500 win with two more wins to break the record for most wins to open a NASCAR Cup season. He has since won twice more to move to a record above .500 across road courses, short tracks, cookie-cutters, and superspeedways.

With five wins this season, Reddick has doubled his wins with the 23XI Racing team.