Tyler Reddick has vocally criticized the aggressive driving culture in NASCAR following a chaotic race at Watkins Glen, where he finished in 27th place due to a collision with Daniel Suarez. Reddick lamented the decline of the 'driver code,' which he believes has led to reckless behaviors on the track, including using fellow drivers as 'brake pedals.' He called for significant changes to NASCAR regulations to restore respect and accountability among competitors. Reddick's frustrations echo sentiments shared by other drivers, emphasizing a broader concern about safety and sportsmanship in the sport. His disappointing finish and the incident with Suarez have raised questions about race strategies and driver interactions during the playoffs. As Reddick prepares for the upcoming Bristol race, he remains hopeful for improvement in racing conduct.