US EditionBlaney ends Reddick's streak to give Team Penske a Phoenix weekend sweep
- On Sunday, Ryan Blaney, Team Penske driver, ended Tyler Reddick's streak by winning at Phoenix Raceway, completing a Penske weekend sweep.
- Blaney mounted an aggressive charge in the 312-lap race, making over 49 passes and taking two tires late to pass Ty Gibbs with 10 laps remaining for the win.
- The race was slowed by a record-tying 12 cautions, mostly caused by tire failures, while Christopher Bell led 176 laps but fell back after taking four tires.
- The victory moved Blaney to second in the standings, 60 points back, with the Cup Series next racing at Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the Pennzoil 400 on Sunday.
- Following the win during Team Penske's 60th season, Blaney said 'Really proud of everybody at Team Penske', and his parked Ford began to roll away as he chased it on the frontstretch.
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