Dillon ‘needs to start wrecking some people’ after Reddick helmet throw

While battling for tenth place with 55 laps to go, Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet driver Dillon and his former team-mate Reddick made contact entering Turn 1 as they ran three-wide with Brad Keselowski to their outside.Dillon was the only one who lost out, spinning across the track and slamming the outside wall.The 2018 Daytona 500 winner was able to climb from the car under his own power …Keep reading

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