This weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Bell is in position to win fourth straight Cup Series race, a modern record for the sport. Since 1972, NASCAR has only seen that feat accomplished eight times, with five of those instances resulting in that driver becoming Cup champion that year.

How does the field stack up behind Christopher Bell after his third straight win Sunday in Phoenix? Here's our latest NASCAR power rankings.

Christopher Bell's hot start continues, Goodyear's tires win the day, Katherine Legge makes her Cup debut and more from the Phoenix race.

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Bell ended a 19-race winless streak at Atlanta, followed with a victory on the road course at the Circuit of the Americas in Texas and ran his winning streak to three straight on the flat mile oval at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday.

We broke the curse!” Christopher Bell shouted post-race. The post NASCAR Insider Sounds Off on Christopher Bell’s Surge and His Path to Glory appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Can Christopher Bell make it four in a row? Check out the latest odds for this weekend's NASCAR Cup Series race at Las Vegas.

Christopher Bell is NASCAR's hottest driver following three straight Cup Series wins. However, this historic stretch won't guarantee him playoff success. On Sunday, Bell became the first driver to win three straight Cup Series races since Kyle Larson in 2021.

A Norman, Oklahoma, native and one of NASCAR's budding superstars, Christopher Bell became the first Cup Series driver to earn back-to-back wins since 2023 when he won Atlanta and Circuit of the Americas.