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2026 Daytona 500 Results: Winner & Full Finishing Order — February 15

Tyler Reddick won at Daytona International Speedway. See how the race was decided, what the result means and the complete finishing order below.

Race date

1:30 PM ET

Local time

Winner

Tyler Reddick

Car 45 · Toyota

Track

Daytona International Speedway

Daytona Beach, FL

Race recap

Tyler Reddick wins the Daytona 500 with a last-lap charge

How Tyler Reddick won the Daytona 500

Tyler Reddick won the 68th Daytona 500 after starting 26th, beating Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Joey Logano in a finish that included a race-record 25 different leaders.

The decisive moment

Riley Herbst pushed Reddick forward in the final 500 yards, allowing the No. 45 Toyota to get past Chase Elliott before a crash unfolded behind the leaders.

What the result means

Reddick led only the final lap but delivered the first Daytona 500 victory for himself and 23XI Racing, ending his winless 2025 season with NASCAR's biggest trophy.

Race outcome and turning point checked against NASCAR Daytona 500 race recap. The table below is maintained from the race results feed.

Watch the race

Daytona 500 YouTube highlights and race videos

Watch four videos from the 2026 Daytona 500: race highlights, the finish, onboard or postrace footage, and a longer replay when available. Each selection was checked against this event and result.

Race highlights

2026 Daytona 500 | NASCAR Cup Series Extended Highlights

Final laps & finish

Dramatic Final Laps Decide the Daytona 500 | 2026 NASCAR Cup Series

Postrace & onboard

Tyler Reddick and Michael Jordan Celebrate Daytona 500 Win | 2026 NASCAR Cup Series

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Weekend timeline

Daytona 500 practice, qualifying and race schedule

race

Daytona 500

Confirmed session time

Checkered flag

Daytona 500 results and full finishing order

Tyler Reddick wins the Daytona 500

Started 26 · Led — laps · Earned — points

FinishDriverCarMfrStart+/−LapsLedStatusPoints
1Tyler Reddick 🏁45Toyota26+25Running
2Ricky Stenhouse Jr.47Chevrolet16+14Running
3Joey Logano22Ford30Running
4Chase Elliott9Chevrolet40Running
5Brad Keselowski6Ford9+4Running
6Zane Smith38Ford30+24Running
7Chris Buescher17Ford41+34Running
8Riley Herbst35Toyota28+20Running
9Josh Berry21Ford14+5Running
10Bubba Wallace23Toyota27+17Running
11Noah Gragson4Ford25+14Running
12William Byron24Chevrolet39+27Running
13Daniel Suarez7Chevrolet15+2Running
14Ty Dillon10Chevrolet34+20Running
15Kyle Busch8Chevrolet1-14Running
16Kyle Larson5Chevrolet8-8Running
17Cody Ware51Chevrolet33+16Running
18Carson Hocevar77Chevrolet6-12Running
19AJ Allmendinger16Chevrolet35+16Running
20Ross Chastain1Chevrolet37+17Running
21Erik Jones43Toyota24+3Running
22Michael McDowell71Chevrolet10-12Running
23Ty Gibbs54Toyota20-3Running
24Cole Custer41Chevrolet23-1Running
25Ryan Preece60Ford19-6Running
26John Hunter Nemechek42Toyota11-15Running
27Ryan Blaney12Ford5-22Running
28Corey Heim67Toyota29+1Running
29Jimmie Johnson84Toyota31+2Running
30Shane van Gisbergen97Chevrolet13-17Running
31Denny Hamlin11Toyota22-9Running
32Casey Mears66Ford17-15Running
33Connor Zilisch88Chevrolet32-1Running
34Austin Cindric2Ford36+2Running
35Christopher Bell20Toyota12-23Running
36Chase Briscoe19Toyota2-34Running
37Austin Dillon3Chevrolet7-30Running
38Justin Allgaier40Chevrolet40+2Running
39Todd Gilliland34Ford18-21Running
40Alex Bowman48Chevrolet21-19Running
41B.J. McLeod78Chevrolet38-3Running
Anthony Alfredo62Running
Chandler Smith36Running
Corey LaJoie99Running
J.J. Yeley44Running

Starting grid

Daytona 500 starting lineup

26

Tyler Reddick

Car 45 · Toyota

16

Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

Car 47 · Chevrolet

3

Joey Logano

Car 22 · Ford

4

Chase Elliott

Car 9 · Chevrolet

9

Brad Keselowski

Car 6 · Ford

30

Zane Smith

Car 38 · Ford

41

Chris Buescher

Car 17 · Ford

28

Riley Herbst

Car 35 · Toyota

14

Josh Berry

Car 21 · Ford

27

Bubba Wallace

Car 23 · Toyota

25

Noah Gragson

Car 4 · Ford

39

William Byron

Car 24 · Chevrolet

15

Daniel Suarez

Car 7 · Chevrolet

34

Ty Dillon

Car 10 · Chevrolet

1

Kyle Busch

Car 8 · Chevrolet

8

Kyle Larson

Car 5 · Chevrolet

33

Cody Ware

Car 51 · Chevrolet

6

Carson Hocevar

Car 77 · Chevrolet

35

AJ Allmendinger

Car 16 · Chevrolet

37

Ross Chastain

Car 1 · Chevrolet

24

Erik Jones

Car 43 · Toyota

10

Michael McDowell

Car 71 · Chevrolet

20

Ty Gibbs

Car 54 · Toyota

23

Cole Custer

Car 41 · Chevrolet

19

Ryan Preece

Car 60 · Ford

11

John Hunter Nemechek

Car 42 · Toyota

5

Ryan Blaney

Car 12 · Ford

29

Corey Heim

Car 67 · Toyota

31

Jimmie Johnson

Car 84 · Toyota

13

Shane van Gisbergen

Car 97 · Chevrolet

22

Denny Hamlin

Car 11 · Toyota

17

Casey Mears

Car 66 · Ford

32

Connor Zilisch

Car 88 · Chevrolet

36

Austin Cindric

Car 2 · Ford

12

Christopher Bell

Car 20 · Toyota

2

Chase Briscoe

Car 19 · Toyota

7

Austin Dillon

Car 3 · Chevrolet

40

Justin Allgaier

Car 40 · Chevrolet

18

Todd Gilliland

Car 34 · Ford

21

Alex Bowman

Car 48 · Chevrolet

38

B.J. McLeod

Car 78 · Chevrolet

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Quick answers

Daytona 500 FAQ

When is the Daytona 500?

The race is scheduled for Sunday, February 15, 2026. The green-flag time above converts automatically to your local timezone.

What time does the Daytona 500 start?

The listed start is 1:30 PM ET; use the automatically converted time at the top of this page for your location.

What channel is the Daytona 500 on?

The current broadcast listing is FOX. Recheck near race day in case the network moves coverage.

Where is the Daytona 500?

The event is at Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL. It is listed as a superspeedway.

Who won the Daytona 500?

Tyler Reddick won the 2026 Daytona 500. The decisive sequence and result context are summarized in the race recap above.

How to use this tool

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  1. 1

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  2. 2

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  3. 3

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