Christopher Bell spun for a second time in the NASCAR Dover race. This time, he collected two other drivers late in the running.

A disastrous restart for Christopher Bell, as he was in the lead. He spun out and saved his car, but now has to fight back. It is amazing that Bell was able to keep racing. The entire NASCAR field dodged him as he spun in front of them.

DOVER − The NASCAR Cup Series race at AutoTrader EchoPark Automotive 400 at Dover Motor Speedway was delayed by rain with 14 laps remaining on July 20. The delay lasted 56 minutes as a storm moved quickly through the area. NASCAR officials set a drop-dead time of 8:10 p.m. because Dover doesn't have lights at the racetrack.

On Lap 260, Bell was on the outside of Chase Elliott in Turn 3 when his No. 20 Toyota snapped around, sending him spinning in front of the pack. Bell's car was unharmed, but he was faced with the difficult task of driving back to the front at a track where it's incredibly hard to pass.

Christopher Bell spun out at Dover. The NASCAR driver somehow avoided further damage in both instances, but it sank his race. Bell led 67 laps today, but finished P18.

As the NASCAR Cup Series heads to Dover Motor Speedway this weekend, Christopher Bell knows the stakes are high. With just six regular-season races remaining, t

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