Christopher Bell passes Kyle Busch with five laps to go, then holds off Daytona 500 winner William Byron to win his second straight NASCAR Cup race.

Christopher Bell has proven that road courses are no match for his skills behind the wheel. On Sunday, the No. 20 Joe Gibbs driver carried his winning streak from Atlanta into COTA.

Bell started in 19th place and was the lead car at the end of only eight of the 95 laps run around the track. A three-car battle in the final five laps decided the winner in Austin on Sunday.

Christopher Bell took the lead with six laps left and went on to win Sunday’s Cup race at Circuit of the Americas. Bell becomes the first driver since Kevin Harvick in 2018 to win two of the first three races of the season. Tyler Reddick placed third and was followed by Chase Elliott and Kyle Busch, who led a race-high 42 laps.

Christopher Bell won his second straight NASCAR Cup Series race of 2025, capturing the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas.

With the two leaders side-by-side coming off Turn 4, Bell prevailed in the drag race back to the finish line to win by .049 seconds, the second-closest margin of victory in Phoenix history and the closest since the frontstretch was moved from what is now the back straightaway to the dogleg in 2018.

Christopher Bell secures his second consecutive win at COTA, while Connor Zilisch rallies for the win in Xfinity.

Christopher Bell became the first driver since Kevin Harvick in 2018 to win three of the first four races to open a NASCAR Cup Series season.

Kevin Harvick, Kaitlyn Vincie, and Mamba Smith break down all the action from Circuit of the Americas, including Christopher Bell’s second straight Cup Series victory and his battle with Kyle Busch and William Byron.

Christopher Bell won at Atlanta and on a road course in Austin in consecutive weeks. He's looking to get another checkered flag this weekend.