Tyler Reddick secured his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series victory for Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing team, triumphing in a double-overtime thriller at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The win extends Jordan's winning streak to include both season-opening races, with Reddick and Bubba Wallace now leading the points standings.

Reddick's victory came despite significant adversity, including a nine-car crash that damaged his right-front fender and sent him two laps down. The driver fought back from 27th position to claim his 10th career win, becoming the first since Matt Kenseth in 2009 to win the first two races of the season. Ross Chastain finished third, while Chase Briscoe provided crucial drafting help for the winning pass.

Jordan celebrated his team's dominance while expressing sympathy for Wallace, who led 46 laps and won the second stage but finished eighth. The basketball legend's legal victory over NASCAR in December secured a permanent franchise-style model for his team. The NASCAR Cup Series heads next to Circuit of the Americas on March 1, where Christopher Bell won last year's road course event.