Tyler Reddick battles battery issue for 4th win in 6 races, more NASCAR Darlington winners and losers

Tyler Reddick had a bad battery and a bad fast race car, and the latter won out in Darlington. Reddick passed Brad Keselowski with less than 30 laps to go to win the Goodyear 400 NASCAR Cup Series race on March 22 at Darlington Raceway. Reddick sat on the pole, battled battery and alternator issues all day and managed to work a different tire strategy to his advantage in the final 100 laps.

Keselowski led 142 of 295 laps in what was his strongest performance in a couple seasons. But no one could contend with Reddick's speed all day -- as long as his battery held up. Reddick earned his fourth victory in six races over the early stretch of this season.

Here are the winners and losers from the NASCAR Darlington race: DARLINGTON RESULTS: Who won NASCAR Darlington race? Winner is Tyler Reddick, plus full results NASCAR Darlington winners and losers as Tyler Reddick battles battery issues to win Winner: Tyler Reddick's race recovery Tyler Reddick had a fast car, a bad alternator and a very hot 400 miles inside the car. Reddick reported low voltage on his car battery early in the first run, and the No.

45 team evaluated the issue after the first stage. The problem was with the alternator, and a quick fix was not available even if the team could manage it throughout the 400-mile race. Many driver aids, including cooling fans and use of Reddick's cool suit, were turned off on a day with temperatures in the 80s.