“I’AM LEAVING” NASCAR Key Man Michael Jordan Has Announced That He is Leaving the NASCAR due to…..

In a clip posted on NASCAR’s social media channels, Reddick reflected on his win that day, and opened up on what he called a ‘pretty cool moment’ that took place post-race.

“I didn’t even know Michael was there until the race had ended,” Reddick recalled.

“He’s carrying my kid higher than he’s ever been in his whole life. That was pretty cool, too.”

Reddick is of course referring to the fact he is quite short in stature, coming in at just five foot five inches, whereas Jordan towers that at six foot six inches.

“Pretty cool moment,” Reddick added, watching the clip of Jordan chatting away with his son.

“Kid just casually carried around by MJ. Pretty wild.”

Part of Reddick’s success in 2024 included winning the Geico 500 at Talladega Superspeedway back in April, and the NASCAR star remembers a fond tale in the aftermath of his victory.

Michael Jordan is one step closer to becoming a championship-winning Nascar team owner in just his fourth year in the role.

Jordan, who co-owns 23XI Racing with Joe Gibbs Racing driver Denny Hamlin, was escatic at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday evening.

That’s because Tyler Reddick, driver of the team’s No. 45 Toyota, soared past Hamlin in the final corner to take home the victory and lock himself in the Championship 4.

It’s the first time in Reddick’s career and in 23XI Racing’s history that the team will be fighting for a championship at Phoenix Raceway.

“Little kid drove his ass off. I’m proud of him,” Jordan told NBC Sports on pit road after the race.

“Oh, man, he just let go. He just went for it and I’m glad. We needed it. We needed it.”