Christopher Bell regained his second NASCAR victory in a few weeks, winning the checkered flag on the American circuit on Sunday.
Bell took home this year's Echopark Automotive Grand Prix on the Road course after winning the Ambetter Health 400 in Atlanta last week.
Kyle Busch led a decent chunk late in the race, but returned to the closing lap after the right rear was ruined.
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Christopher Bell celebrates with Victory Lane after winning the NASCAR Cup Series Echopark Automotive Grand Prix on March 2, 2025 at the Americas circuit in Austin, Texas. (James Gilbert/Getty Images)
The final three laps were a three-man race between Bell, William Byron and Tyler Reddick, making up the final three winners of this race.
Byron's Daytona 500 winner did everything he could to get at Bell, and after Bell cleared the bush, the Oklahoma driver had to bid desperately to keep his Joe Gibbs Race Yota in front of his Hendrick Motorsport Chevrolet and his Hendrick Motorsport Chevrolet, the 2023 Race Reddick Toyota Reddick Toyota Reddick.
Christopher Bell celebrates with Victory Lane after winning the NASCAR Cup Series Echopark Automotive Grand Prix on March 2, 2025 at the Americas circuit in Austin, Texas. (James Gilbert/Getty Images)
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However, in his efforts to bring his second Ecopark victory (Belle came second last year) home, Belle managed to hold the victory straight away.
“These road course races are so much fun,” Bell said. “(Bush) did a really good job running his races, he bobed and allowed him to come forward.
This is the first time since 2023 that a NASCAR driver has won consecutive races. Byron took home the Pen Twill 400 and United Rentals worked for the United 500 that March.
Christopher Bell celebrates with Victory Lane after winning the NASCAR Cup Series Echopark Automotive Grand Prix on March 2, 2025 at the Americas circuit in Austin, Texas. (James Gilbert/Getty Images)
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This is Bell's 11th victory in his career, which began in 2020. Bell won at least two races in each of his last four seasons. He won three last year.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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