Bell wins SciAps 200 in dramatic last-lap pass at NHMS
Christopher Bell dominates to win the SciAps 200 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway after a late three-wide pass in overtime. Sheldon Creed finishes second tying a career high for runner-up finishes. Stewart-Haas Racing's Cole Custer led most laps but finished third, with Chandler Smith and Justin Allgaier among the top five.
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Christopher Bell wins NASCAR race on wet-weather tires in overtime
Oklahoma driver Christopher Bell, 29, outsprints Chase Briscoe of Stewart-Haas Racing by 1.104 seconds in overtime. The race used new damp-condition tires, marking only the second points race to employ the setup in NASCAR history.
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Bell captures Cup sweep with weather shortened New Hampshire win
Christopher Bell drove the No. 20 JGR Toyota to a six hour race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, beating Chase Briscoe in overtime by 1.104 seconds amid a rain delay and wet weather tires debut. Bell led 149 of 305 laps, earning his ninth Cup win and fourth Xfinity win at Loudon as drivers adapted to damp conditions and new tire rules.
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Christopher Bell wins at New Hampshire with slippery tires
Christopher Bell outlasted Chase Briscoe to win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on a wet track after a red flag delay. He credited crew chief Adam Lambert for tuning the car as Bell secured victory in Sunday’s race.
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Nashville Superspeedway in Tennessee hosts major NASCAR events since 2001. The 1.333 mile concrete oval seats up to 38,000 for Cup races and 150,000 with portable add-ons. Fastest Cup race 113.792 mph by Kyle Larson on June 20, 2021. Xfinity fastest 134.095 mph by Scott Wimmer on March 22, 2008.
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