Christopher Bell is the talk of the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season after winning his third consecutive race at Phoenix. Unsurprisingly, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver is already an early-season favorite ...

Next week at Las Vegas, Christopher Bell has the chance to do something that hasn’t been done since Jimmie Johnson in 2007 – ...

He won the Tulsa Shootout in a photo finish over rival Kyle Larson in January. And he’s subsequently gone on his tear to start the 2025 campaign. On Tuesday, NASCAR shared a video on Instagram ...

After his team-imposed ban on dirt racing was lifted, Christopher Bell is back enjoying the hobby he loves, and his NASCAR form has never been better.

In the high-stakes world of NASCAR, Christopher Bell has emerged as one of 2025's hottest drivers, delivering consecutive ...

Christopher Bell has spoken out about his frustration with Joe Gibbs Racing’s former policy that restricted drivers from ...

The beginning of the season saw sceptics doubting Bell’s ability to sustain his dirt racing success, particularly in the face of Kyle Larson’s dominance ... he has already secured victories at the ...

This decision was triggered by a terrifying accident involving Alex Bowman in Kyle Larson’s High Limit Racing series ... Bell’s relief was palpable when he triumphed at the Tulsa Shootout, expressing ...

Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson were just a few feet ... Christopher Bell against each other in a two-lap shootout from the front row. Larson refired from second row in fourth place but charged ...

Before the weekend, I had Kyle Larson as one of three drivers with a double-digit percent chance of winning this race, behind only Christopher Bell and Ryan Blaney, who were the clear Nos.

Heading into Turn 3 on the final lap, both JGR cars ran side-by-side — almost as if their doors were attached — and began drifting up the track, which seemed to open a door for Kyle Larson to ...