
Christopher Bell’s Streak Comes to an End in Bad Day for JGR
For three weeks in a row, Christopher Bell was on top of his game.
For three weeks in a row, Christopher Bell was on top of his game.
Some may call it luck, or redemption, or a miracle. Or it could just be that so far in 2025, the Wood Brothers have been that damn good.
Justin Allgaier earned the ultimate redemption for last week’s heartbreak in Phoenix where he led until Overtime by driving his car into Las Vegas victory lane ahead of same driver who won last week.
To borrow a phrase from philosopher Rene Descartes, “the future is now” where Kyle Larson is concerned.
A change of scene did nothing to diminish Michael McDowell’s qualifying prowess.
Corey Heim made a mistake on pit road, but his crew picked up the slack when it counted.
Christopher Bell might once have been able to fly under the radar.
Joey Logano turned second chances into a full-blown Vegas spectacle.
Denny Hamlin rolled off fourth at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and crossed the line eighth, but he spent almost all of the race much further back in the field.
Las Vegas turned into heartbreak for several Playoff drivers on Sunday