3 years agoChristopher Bell never truly recovered after winding up at the rear of the field. He got into the top 15 briefly late in the race but could not sustain track position. Bell slid back to 17th as his Joe Gibbs Racing car just did not have enough speed in the end. At least on Sunday, the No. 20 will start fourth. The key for Bell may just be for him to kind of drive the course like a ROVAL or almost road course. Consider the three different turns and the 2.5-mile track itself. Bell has some limited DFS potential but also could slide back again. --Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: Nascar.com