Ultimately cost us an opportunity to go chase another championship.
“I just made way too many mistakes all year long,” Larson said. We rolled the dice, gambled, and it paid off for us.”Ī chagrined Larson blamed himself for his ouster. We obviously weren’t in position to win (before taking tires). No secret that road courses have not been our strength this year. “I keep watching all these races where the fastest car doesn’t always win. “Man, you‘ve just got to be there at the end of these things,” said Bell, who entered the race 45 points below the cut line for the Round of 8.
After spinning in the backstretch chicane on Lap 107, Chase Briscoe recovered to finish ninth on fresh tires and grabbed the eighth and final berth in the Round of 8 by the two-point margin over Larson.īell didn‘t have the fastest car on Sunday, but he and crew chief Adam Stevens took advantage of two late cautions to make the winning move. Larson finished five laps down in 35th and was ousted from the playoffs by two points. RELATED: Official results | At-track photos 5 Chevrolet to pit road on Lap 98 after hitting the wall and breaking the right-rear toe link on his car.
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With the victory, Bell transferred to the Round of 8 and simultaneously eliminated reigning series champion Kyle Larson, who brought his No. On fresh tires, thanks to a strategic pit stop under caution on Lap 105, Bell passed Kevin Harvick to the outside through Turns 1 and 2 after a restart on Lap 111 and pulled away to win Sunday‘s Bank of America Roval 400 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway road course. In a turn of events that bordered on the unbelievable, Christopher Bell found his only path to the Round of 8 in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. Christopher Bell nets clutch, playoff-saving victory at Charlotte RovalĬONCORD, N.C.
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