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.

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

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.

Only eight in NASCAR’s “modern era” since 1972 have done that: Cale Yarborough in 1976, Darrell Waltrip in 1981, Dale Earnhardt in 1987, Harry Gant in 1991, Bill Elliott in 1992, Mark Martin in 1993, Jeff Gordon in 1998, and Jimmie Johnson in 2007.

Christopher Bell earned his third NASCAR Cup Series race in a row after winning Sunday's race at Phoenix. He's the first to win three in row since 2021.

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Christopher Bell became the first NASCAR Cup Series driver to win three straight races in the NextGen car, holding off Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin by 0.049 seconds to win the second-closest race in Phoenix Raceway history.

I will never forget 2021, my first year with Adam Stevens, and me and Adam got off to a rocky start,” Bell said Sunday from Phoenix Raceway. “We were sitting in his office

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