2025 Bristol Night Racing results: Christopher Bell survives the last wing and runs to beat thriller

Bristol, Tenn. – In the race, the Thunder Valley’s race, because the man and the machine failed, Christopher Bell won the Bass Prog Race on a fast motor speed in an exciting finish. Bell’s Win is his fourth season and a third in a row to open the playoffs for Joe Gibbs Racing, but it originally beat Bell’s Cup Race to pay Phoenix points in March.

At the beginning of the race, the new right side of the tires within the time promised aggressive levels of wear and fallen, which resulted in the action affair, which saw fast and a total of 14 warnings, mostly in every Bristol night race in 20 years. Final caution, activated when Cole Custer sent a Bubba Vallace, where the leader of Brad Keselovski, Bell and others were in which they left them as they had to win the upsmons – they remained in the playmates – remained in the end.

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With fresh right side tires, the bell was fast working on the old tires, setting the final lap where Keselovski took one final shot on the bell, filling into the final corner and hit the bell in the back bumper to try it out. But the rush and running was everything for Night, because Bell managed to hold and return to the damn flag, bouncing one week after it distorted frustration in his crew in his crew in his crew in his crew.

“I was nervous on the two. I didn’t know if I wanted to be at the bottom, and whenever Brad used to give me the option,” Bell said Bell said she said Bell said it was Bell. “All night long, I don’t know, the old tires really pushed in the middle of the corners, so I was hoping that these guys would be pushed on the old tires, and they managed to eventually ended.

“… we just know that any week, any time, it could be me, and that wasn’t for long. But Bristol, honey, tonight it is!”

Keselovski had to be settled on the other, followed by Smith, Ryan Blanei, Joei Logano, Corey Heim – who deserved the first first 10 career – Hoocevar, Bowman, Chase Briscoe and Ti Gibbs. Gibbs led the most rounds with 201, but saw their chances of getting her first victory in a cup when she missed entering the pits late in the race, and then had problems with front tires.

Bowman emphasized us four drivers who tried the claw above the cutting line on Saturday night, but, Shane Van Gisbergen, Austin Dillon and Josh Berry – after the fierent exit, when his front of the smoke and flames. Austin Cindric, which was abolished from the playoffs (which helped Chase Elliott, who was unable to finish after a hard collision, was able to hang out at the end of the cross section after entering the night in progress.

Denny Hamlin will begin 12. round on the new Hampshire at the top of the playmate with a 26 Point, and then William Biron and Kyle Larson (+24), Christopher Bell (+2), Chase Elliott (+1), Chase Elliott (+1). Austin Cindric (-1), Joei Logano (-2), Ross Chastain (-2) and Tyler Reddick (-3) will all start the second round below the cutting line to make a round of 8.

Bass Pro race results

1. # 20 – Christopher Bell
2. # 6 – Brad Keselovski
3. # 38 – Zane Smith
4. # 12 – Ryan Blanei
5. # 22 – Joey Logano
6. # 67 – Corey Heim
7. # 77 – Carson Hoocevar
8. # 48 – Alex Bowman
9. # 19 – Chase Briscoe
10. # 54 – VI GIBBS
11. # 17 – Chris Buescher
12. # 24 – William Biron
13. # 7 – Justin Halei
14. # 42 – John Hunter Nemechek
15. # 45 – Tyler Reddick
16. # 8 – Kyle Busch
17. # 71 – Michael McDowell
18. # 35 – Riley Herbst (R)
19. # 1 – Ross Chastain
20. # 43 – Erik Jones
21. # 60 – Ryan Preece
22. # 47 – Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
23. # 4 – Noah Gragson
24. # 34 – Todd Gilland
25. # 33 – Austin Hill
26. # 88 – Shane Van Gisbergen (R)
27. # 10 – Type Dillon
28. # 3 – Austin Dillon
29. # 51 – Cody Vare
30. # 2 – Austin Cinric
31. # 11 – Denny Hamlin
32. # 5 – Kyle Larson
33. # 41 – Cole Custer
34. # 23 – Bubba Wallace
35. # 66 – Chad Finchum
36. # 16 – AJ General
37. # 99 – Daniel Suarez
38. # 9 – Chase Elliott
39. # 21 – Josh Berry