Christopher Bell won Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta with a last-lap pass before a crash on the backstretch.
Bell passed Kyle Larson on the last lap and finished ahead of Larson and Hocevar as Josh Berry got crashed on the final lap. The caution came out before the finish line a day before NASCAR race control didn’t throw a caution for a large crash on the final lap in the Xfinity Series.
In the drivers’ meeting ahead of Sunday’s race, NASCAR admitted it erred in not throwing the caution on Saturday because of the size of the crash. The Daytona 500 also ended under green after a crash on the backstretch on the final lap.
The win is the 10th of Bell’s Cup Series career and his first at a drafting track.
The final lap was his only lap led as well. As Ford drivers got nine of the top 10 starting positions in qualifying, Toyota drivers qualified far behind and clearly had cars set up for maneuverability. Bell used that to his advantage as he worked his way up to the front in the final stage to set himself up for the win.
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