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Christopher Bell, a pilot of Joe Gibbs Racing, won his fourth victory of the season in North Wilkesboro Speedway winning the All-Star Nascar race and won the pool for $ 1 million. The 250 -lap race was held on Sunday, May 18, 2025 on the 0.625 miles court in North Carolina.
Bell began his trip to the series of cups with Leavine Family Racing in 2020 and moved to Joe Gibbs Racing in his second year. From 2021, the pilot of the Cup series has been with the team and has won 12 wins of the Cup Cup in his career. In addition, the driver of the JGR won his first All-Star race from the Nascar and the awards pool of millions of dollars in five attempts.
However, his victory did not reach as easily as he could expect. Christopher Bell had to compete with the defense champion, Joey Logano for victory. In the final phase of the 250 laps with ten laps, Bell passed Logano and achieved his advantage. Kept lead over the Team Penske Driver and crossed the finish line with a margin of 0.829 seconds.
The driver #20 Toyota Camry XSE completed the fourth and mandatory of the pit stop in the final phase. Its crew executed the fastest stop, that is, less than ten seconds. In the meantime, Logano chose to keep on the way, which cost him victory. The All-Star race from the Nascar saw 18 lead changes between eight different drivers, with five precautions.
Reflecting on his victory on the oval track of 0.625 miles, Bell told Fox:
“North Wilkesboro: The best short track of the programming.”
The driver #20 Toyota Camry XSE completed the fourth and mandatory of the pit stop in the final phase. In addition, his crew executed the fastest stop in ten seconds. In addition, the driver of the JGR showed his gratitude to his crew and stated:
“Man, they are the best. I mean, there is nothing else to say. And this sport can be so humble boys.”
Christopher Bell led 28 laps before crossing the finish line and won a million dollars. On the other hand, Joey Logano He led the majority of laps (139) and ended second, losing the possibility of achieving his third All-Star victory.
JGR driver Christopher Bell revealed the reason why the All-Star breed is “much more aggressive”
In front of the All-Star Race of the Nascar, the Copa series pilot, Christopher Bell, shared his opinions on the race that does not pay the points and how it differs from the other races that paid points.
While talking to Nascar, Toyota Camry XSE number 20 well -known:
“The format is very unique and obviously the purse is also unique. So we will not compete as if it were any other event when the green flag falls. And this is something that surprised me when I entered the Cup series.”
“The All Star race is not just another race, as everyone is much more aggressive here than what you see in the normal race of the Sunday Cup and I think everyone has this attitude to win or wear out and is based differently for it,” added Christopher Bell.
The Norman, Oklahoma, native occupies third place in Cup series Point table with 384 points on your credit. He won four wins, nine and first ten and first seven in 13 games this season.
Edited by Anisha Chatterjee
