Iowa is about to become a brand-new race track. That could be good or terrible
Iowa is getting a fresh racing surface Monday, but the drivers have very different ideas about what the new asphalt should accomplish.
Christopher Bell
Christopher Bell discovers the most dangerous seat at Indianapolis
Christopher Bell wasn’t behind the wheel Thursday night. Didn’t matter. A flying rock found him anyway, proving dirt tracks have a wicked sense of humor.
Two Christophers enter. One advances in NASCAR’s In-Season Challenge
Christopher Bell and Christopher Buescher joked about sharing the longest first name in the garage, but Sunday’s showdown will decide who moves one step closer to NASCAR’s In-Season Challenge title.
Christopher Bell jokes about driving better than golfing with broken wrist
While sidelined from Pebble Beach activities, Bell says racing still works better than a golf swing for now.
Three Laps, One Cup debut, and a Very Short Story for Brent Crews
The 18-year-old’s first NASCAR Cup Series race experience ended with more questions than mileage.
Bell Returns To Coronado With One Goal: Don’t Undo The Healing
Christopher Bell says his broken wrist feels good. The concrete walls and tire barriers waiting around Coronado are another matter entirely.
For A Few Laps at Pocono, Christopher Bell Had NASCAR’s Best Bad Idea
Christopher Bell and the No. 20 team rolled the fuel-strategy dice and for one glorious stretch at Pocono looked like the smartest people in the garage.
Christopher Bell Took a 63-G Hit and Showed Up to Work Anyway
Six days after one of the hardest crashes in recent memory, Bell arrived at Pocono wearing a cast, carrying perspective and fully intending to drive 400 miles.
When 200mph Stops Being Racing: Elliott and Bell’s Michigan Nightmare
They were racing for position until the track decided to remind everyone what 200 mph really looks like when it all goes wrong.
Christopher Bell Loves Michigan. Michigan Doesn’t Love Him Back.
Christopher Bell has 13 Cup wins, five top-five championship finishes and a reputation as one of NASCAR’s elite. Yet Michigan remains his statistical blind spot.