AUSTIN, Texas -- Tyler Reddick's latest win drove him straight into the NASCAR record books. Reddick held off hard-charging Shane van Gisbergen over the final 20 laps at the Circuit of the Americas on Sunday to become the first Cup Series driver to win the first three races of the season. Driving a Toyota co-owned by Michael Jordan, Reddick won the season-opening Daytona 500 and was victorious a week later at Atlanta, then won from the pole in the first road course race of the year. Jordan, the basketball Hall of Famer and six-time NBA champion, was with Reddick's 23XI pit crew, exchanging high-fives as Reddick crossed the finish line. "It's one race, but it was so important," Reddick said. "It's so fitting to get three in a row and make history." pic.twitter.com/D8ZS9NVkbf History made for a team and ownership group that has been making a lot of it. The team took on NASCAR with a federal antitrust lawsuit.…