Tyler Reddick captured the pole position at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, edging out teammate Josh Berry by just 0.015 seconds and securing his fourth pole of the season, his first since April.
Jordan’s Influence
A pep talk from NBA legend Michael Jordan, co‑owner of Reddick’s entry with Denny Hamlin, helped restore the driver’s confidence after a string of poor finishes that dropped him to fourth in the standings.
Reddick’s early season included five wins in the first nine races, highlighted by a Daytona 500 victory, but a four‑race slump threatened his championship hopes.
Josh Berry, meanwhile, posted his career‑best qualifying time at New Hampshire and continues to build momentum for Wood Brothers Racing as he eyes a seat for the 2027 season.