23XI Racing unveils incredible Retro Jordan 8 paint scheme for Tyler Reddick

23XI Racing has been on fire with paint schemes for Tyler Reddick, and this weekend will be no different.

On Tuesday, the team owned by Michael Jordan took to Twitter to reveal their latest creation, and it’s a doozy. Reddick’s car will be adorned with a scheme inspired by the Retro Jordan 8, and it’s as awesome as it sounds.

Check it out below. We can’t wait to see Reddick’s Toyota on the track this weekend at Las Vegas.

8️⃣ for 8.⁰⁰Inspired by the Retro Jordan 8, @TylerReddick starts the #NASCARPlayoffs Round of 8 in the Jordan Brand No. 45 Toyota Camry TRD Pro. pic.twitter.com/lRTV3xWQLe

— 23XI Racing (@23XIRacing) October 10, 2023

It doesn’t get much better than that. When Jordan came into NASCAR, many expected schemes like this to be the norm, and it’s become a reality for Reddick’s ride as of late.

Alas, the Playoffs have been good to Reddick thus far, as he’s still alive in his chase for his first NASCAR Cup Series title. Unfortunately, his teammate Bubba Wallace’s run came to an end over the weekend at Charlotte, but he’ll be rooting for Reddick moving forward.

Time will tell how Tyler Reddick runs at Las Vegas, but we know who will have the best paint scheme on the track. This one is going to be tough to beat.

NASCAR Cup Series Playoff standings: The Round of 8

After a rather mundane day at the Charlotte Roval, the NASCAR Cup Series Playoff standings have reset again for the Round of 8. Four drivers were eliminated and we now have an interesting mix of drivers vying for the final four spots at Phoenix. 

AJ Allmendinger was the spoiler on Sunday. He once again found victory lane on the Roval, the first time ever in the Cup Series. It was an emotional win for Allmendinger who may be headed back to the Xfinity Series next year. 

As far as the NASCAR Playoff standings go, there was a little bit of shifting. However, only one driver under the cutline entering the race was able to make it to the next round after the race. That driver was Tyler Reddick. He booted Brad Keselowski from the top eight to make the transfer. 

NASCAR Cup Series Playoff Standings:
William Byron – 4041
Martin Truex Jr. – 4036
Denny Hamlin – 4032 
Kyle Larson – 4024
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Chris Buescher – 4021
Christopher Bell – 4016
Tyler Reddick – 4016
Ryan Blaney – 4014

Bubba Wallace, Brad Keselowski, Ross Chastain, and Kyle Busch were eliminated.

With the points reset and another set of three races to battle it out, these drivers have a long road to Phoenix yet. Las Vegas, Homestead-Miami, and Martinsville are up next in the NASCAR Round of 8. 

The NASCAR Playoff standings will be moving constantly over the next few weeks. The points have only gotten closer as the championship fight goes on.

On3’s Jonathan Howard contributed to this article.