Christopher Bell opines on why it is tough to win back-to-back races in NASCAR despite winning two consecutive races himself.

Christopher Bell has won the last two races in the NASCAR Cup Series but has big Championship ambitions as the season moves on.

After finding a way past Kyle Busch on fresher tires, Christopher Bell held off both William Byron and Tyler Reddick in a tight battle over the final laps to win the Echopark Texas Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas,

NASCAR Cup Series points leader Christopher Bell joined Chris Arnold to discuss coming off back-to-back wins at Atlanta Motor Speedway and the Circuit of the Americas.

Here is what drivers had to say after Sunday’s Cup race at Circuit of the Americas:

Christopher Bell outlasts a trio of competitors to claim his second Cup Series victory in a row. In the closing laps at Circuit of The Americas, Bell passed Kyle Busch for the lead and held off a hard-charging William Byron and Tyler Reddick,

Christopher Bell is making a statement in 2025, securing back-to-back NASCAR Cup Series victories, including a thrilling win at Circuit of the Americas. With strategic precision and a fierce final-lap battle,

"There’s no reason we can’t go win the next two weeks." Adam Stevens thinks that after two weeks of success at wildly different tracks, his driver is ready to streak.

Entering Sunday's race, Christopher Bell drew the top odds to earn the NASCAR Cup Series championship, per FanDuel Sportsbook.

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