Cup results, points to Phoenix Raceway as Christopher Bell Nascar history makes

Joe Gibbs Racing swept the top two places on Phoenix Raceway While Christopher Bell cut the teammate Denny Hamlin for his third consecutive victory in the Nascar Cup series.

Bell, who led six times for a 105 of 312 rounds, became the first driver to win three consecutive races during the next Genera, which started with the 2022 season. Kyle Larson, who finished third at Phoenix, was the most recent driver who won three consecutive in Nascar’s top series in 2021.

With his 12th career victory, Bell became the second JGR to win at least three straight races. Kyle Busch won three consecutive (and four out of five) in 2015.

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Here’s what drivers talked about after Sunday’s Nascar Cup race at Phoenix Raceway.

Bell, has won at Circuit of Americas and Atlanta Motor Speedway for the past two weeks, is also the fourth driver to win three of the first four races in a cup season. The other is Kevin Harvick (2018), Bill Elliott (1992) and Herb Thomas (1954).

This is the second win for Bell in Phoenix, the 1-Mile Oval that will host the final of the championship season on November 2. He now has several wins on two cups (after winning twice on New Hampshire Motor Speedway).

In the championship equipment in the regular season by four races, the winner of the Daytona 500 William Byron leads with 13 points over Bell. Tyler Reddick is 22 points in the third place.

Phoenix finishes order

1. Christopher Bell, no. 20 Toyota
2. Denny Hamlin, no. 11 Toyota
3. Kyle Larson, no. 5 Chevrolet
4. Josh Berry, no. 21 Ford
5. Chris Buescher, no. 17 Ford
6. William Byron, no. 24 Chevrolet
7. Alex Bowman, no. 48 Chevrolet
8. Kyle Busch, no. 8 Chevrolet
9. Zane Smith, no. 38 Ford
10. Chase Elliott, no. 9 Chevrolet
11. Ross Chastain, no. 1 Chevrolet
12. Austin Dillon, no. 3 Chevrolet
13. Joey Logano, no. 22 Ford
14. John H Nemechek, No. 42 Toyota
15. Ryan Preece, no. 60 Ford
16. TY DILLON, No. 10 Chevrolet
17. Todd Gilliland, no. 34 Ford
18. Erik Jones, no. 43 Toyota
19. Austin Cindric, no. 2 Ford
20. Tyler Reddick, no. 45 Toyota
21. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., No. 47 Chevrolet
22. AJ General, No. 16 Chevrolet
23. Daniel Suarez, no. 99 Chevrolet
24. Cody true, no. 51 Ford
25. Ty Gibbs, no. 54 Toyota
26. Noah Gragson, no. 4 Ford
27. Michael McDowell, no. 71 Chevrolet
28. Ryan Blaney, no. 12 Ford
29. Bubba Wallace, no. 23 Toyota
30. Katherine Legge, no. 78 Chevrolet
31. Shane van Gisbergen, No. 88 Chevrolet
32. Cole Custer, no. 41 Ford
33. Brad Keselowski, no. 6 Ford
34. Justin Haley, no. 7 Chevrolet
35. Chase Briscoe, no. 19 Toyota
36. Carson Hocevar, no. 77 Chevrolet
37. Riley Herbst, no. 35 Toyota