Christopher Bell made his full-time Cup Series debut in 2020. Before he did so, he had built up an impressive resume filled with accolades collected on dirt tracks.
It’s not been long since the 2025 Cup Series ended with Kyle Larson winning the title, but the sport is already picking itself up from its short nap a focusing on things ahead. NASCAR and Goodyear will conduct their first tire test of the offseason at Bristol this week.
Ryan Blaney won Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Phoenix Raceway, and Kyle Larson brought home the 2025 Cup Series championship.
Can you name every driver to be the NASCAR Cup Series champion since 1984?
Chase Briscoe suffered his biggest scare of the season in Friday's NASCAR Cup Series practice session.
Chase Briscoe has emerged as one of the better drivers on track this year. The JGR debutant was desperate for good results this year as he had to prove his racing skills to the team.
The somber disappointment was evident as Christopher Bell digested failing to make the NASCAR Cup Series Championship 4 for the second consecutive season following a seventh-place finish in Sunday's Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway.
A No. 20 Toyota Camry XSE that handled poorly led to Christopher Bell being knocked out of the battle for the 2025 Cup Series championship at Martinsville on Sunday.
For the second year in a row, Martinsville Speedway ended Christopher Bell's NASCAR championship hopes and ripped his heart out.
Kyle Larson's day at Martinsville Speedway wasn't particularly flashy, but in the end, it didn't need to be.
Entering last year’s Round of 8 elimination race at Martinsville Speedway with a 29-point cushion above the cutline, the highest among all the drivers eyeing the Championship 4 spot, Christopher Bell appeared ready to lock down his third straight Championship 4 berth.
Christopher Bell and Kyle Larson will both be vying for a Championship 4 spot at Martinsville on Sunday. The NASCAR stalwarts have come a long way from competing on the dirt tracks that shaped their early careers.
Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell sit neck and neck atop the playoff standings, separated by a single point, with cushion margins of 36 and 37, respectively.
Last year, Christopher Bell’s Martinsville run ended in heartbreak. This year, Bell returns hungrier than ever, eyeing his second grandfather clock after first claiming one in 2022.
The 36-race grind, with only one weekend off, weighs heavily on NASCAR drivers. It’s not just the wheel-to-wheel racing that drains them. Between sponsor appearances, media duties, family time, and weekly simulator sessions, their plates stay full from February to November.
It's safe to say that the 2024 fall race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway will go down as one of Bell's most heartbreaking losses, no matter how the rest of his NASCAR Cup Series career plays out.
For the fourth year in a row, Bell has advanced to the penultimate round of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.
One of the most surprising aspects of Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series playoff race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway was the lack of speed shown by Christopher Bell and the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing team.
Christopher Bell emerged as one of the favorites in the NASCAR Playoffs after winning the Bristol night race. The JGR star is finally matching his teammates after an underwhelming end to the regular season.
Christopher Bell doesn’t just win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. he owns the place. This past weekend, the Oklahoma native put on another clinic at the “Magic Mile,” reminding everyone why betting against him at this track is like throwing money into the wind.
Christopher Bell, the driver of the No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota Camry XSE, won his fourth race of the season at the Bristol Motor Speedway last Saturday.
Last week, Christopher Bell picked up his fourth win of the NASCAR Cup Series season and did it at the Bristol Night Race. Considered the fourth Crown Jewel by many in the sport, it was an unconventional event.
When Christopher Bell crossed the finish line at Bristol Motor Speedway, the electricity in the air was palpable. That familiar roar from the crowd, the smell of burning rubber still lingering on the concrete, and the pure emotion on Bell’s face told the whole story.
Christopher Bell passed the front row of cars on a late restart and won a four-lap sprint Saturday night in the NASCAR Cup Series' Bass Pro Shops Night Race, an elimination event, at Bristol Motor Speedway in Bristol, Tenn.
On a night filled with attrition and tire management, Christopher Bell took the lead on a restart with four laps to go and held off a surge from Brad Keselowski on the final lap to win the Bass Pro Shops Night Race and punch his ticket to the Round of 12.
The radio crackled with raw emotion as Christopher Bell’s voice cut through the static at World Wide Technology Raceway. What should have been a celebration
Despite another top-10 finish in the NASCAR Playoffs, Christopher Bell was far from pleased as the race came to an end on Sunday. With two of his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates winning the first two races of the postseason, Bell is feeling the pressure.
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