**Michael Jordan's Sweet Victory: Tyler Reddick Wins Daytona 500 in the NBA Legend's Car** In a thrilling turn of events, Toyota Racing driver Tyler Reddick has clinched the coveted title of Daytona 500 champion, making history in the process. But what's even more remarkable is that Reddick drove the car co-owned by none other than the legendary Michael Jordan, a six-time NBA champion. For those who may not know, the Daytona 500 is NASCAR's biggest and most prestigious race, and winning it is considered the pinnacle of achievement for any driver. Reddick's victory on Sunday at the Daytona International Speedway was a testament to his skill and determination, as he pulled off a last-lap pass to take the chequered flag. Jordan, who's about to turn 63, was over the moon with excitement as he bear-hugged Reddick in the victory lane and jointly hoisted the Harley J Earl Trophy with the 23XI Racing driver. It was a moment that's sure to be etched in the memories of NASCAR fans for a long time to come. But what makes this win even more special is the context. Jordan, who's known for his competitive spirit, has been a co-owner of the 23XI Racing team since its inception. And on Sunday, he witnessed his team achieve greatness, courtesy of Reddick's outstanding driving skills. As team co-owner Denny Hamlin, who finished 31st in Sunday's race, pointed out in a team meeting before the season opener, Jordan is deeply invested in his team's success. Hamlin reminded his team that they have the power to bring joy to Jordan, and that's exactly what they did on Sunday. For Reddick, this win was a dream come true. The 30-year-old driver from California had been struggling with a 38-race losing streak, but he finally broke through on Sunday, snapping his drought and winning for the ninth time in the Cup Series. As he celebrated his victory, Reddick couldn't help but express his gratitude to Jordan and the 23XI Racing team. "It's just incredible how it all played out," he said. "I've already lost my voice from screaming. Never thought I'd be Daytona 500 champion." And as for Jordan, he's already looking forward to his next birthday gift - a Daytona 500 ring, courtesy of Reddick's victory. "It feels like I