Tyler Reddick parks himself, exits early at Martinsville Speedway

Tyler Reddick retired early from Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race during Stage 2 at Martinsville Speedway. The Richard Childress Racing driver, who was running one lap down after the first stage of Sunday's Xfinity 500, pulled his No. 8 Chevrolet to the garage area after voicing concerns over the radio that he was feeling unwell. RELATED: Official results | At-track photos Upon exiting the car at Martinsville Speedway, Reddick was taken to the infield care center where he was later evaluated and released. https://twitter.com/RCRupdates/status/1586823103652544512 On Monday afternoon, Reddick provided an update on his status on Twitter and on the airwaves via Sirius XM NASCAR, saying he was involved in an on-track stack up of cars that led to him exiting Sunday's race early. https://twitter.com/TylerReddick/status/1587149589211238401?s=20&t=Z_s3S3ErcNjkyJEn3KmIJA Reddick's final race in the No. 8 Chevrolet will come next race in the season-finale at Phoenix Raceway. The 26-year-old will drive the No. 45 Toyota for 23XI Racing beginning next season.