With the NASCAR Cup Series field as deep and talented as it has ever been, it's becoming very difficult to put together even the most minor of winning streaks at stock car racing's highest level -- let alone to have the opportunity Christopher Bell has before him.

Do we hear four in a row for Christopher Bell?In an era where the cars are essentially the same — parity has been a catchphrase in the NASCAR Cup Series since the move to the Next Gen car in 2022 — Christopher Bell’s three-race winning streak is remarkable.

Christopher Bell has done it again! On Sunday, the No. 20  driver clinched his third season win and the 12th of his career. The win is historic for the driver who becomes the first to win back-to-back races in a Next Gen car.

Can Christopher Bell make it four in a row? Check out the latest odds for this weekend's NASCAR Cup Series race at Las Vegas.

NASCAR’s experimentation with different tire compounds over the last year has been a constant source of chatter in the ranks. And coming off the weekend at Phoenix, there are some definite opinions emerging.

Bell ended a 19-race winless streak at Atlanta, followed with a victory on the road course at the Circuit of the Americas in Texas and ran his winning streak to three straight on the flat mile oval at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday.

How does the field stack up behind Christopher Bell after his third straight win Sunday in Phoenix? Here's our latest NASCAR power rankings.

Christopher Bell earned his third NASCAR Cup Series race in a row after winning Sunday's race at Phoenix. He's the first to win three in row since 2021.

Christopher Bell became the first NASCAR Cup Series driver to win three straight races in the NextGen car, holding off Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin by 0.049 seconds to win the second-closest race in Phoenix Raceway history.

I will never forget 2021, my first year with Adam Stevens, and me and Adam got off to a rocky start,” Bell said Sunday from Phoenix Raceway. “We were sitting in his office