Bell proud of his speed, team after P2 Nashville finish
Christopher Bell says circumstances have kept results away lately, but he remains proud of his team's speed after finishing second.
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Ah, I feel for you, buddy.
I really do.
It's all good, man.
I love it.
I mean, because we were like- Drove your heart out e- even early in the race, it's like there was so much chaos.
There's guys on two, there's guys on four, caution in the middle of a sequence.
Like, you didn't really know who showed the best.
And, and in our racing insights, the guys were like, "Chris Bels got the best car."
Yeah.
And inherently, the cream rose to the top.
it didn't go your way, but man, it w- you were fun to watch tonight, buddy.
I know that's no consolation for running second.
But generally speaking, like, is there any sol- you, is there any At the moment, right, you're 10 minutes out from the car, but this, tomorrow morning when you wake up, you look at it like, "Okay, that was an okay points day with what we're trying to do."
And back to back second place finishes now.
Yeah, I mean, certainly we're- At Coke 600 and tonight we're, we're doing really good right now.
Our team's doing really good.
All year long, it's, we, we've had great race cars, and, and circumstances have, have taken us, taken finishes or results away from us, but, we've been doing really good, and I'm really proud of the effort.
I'm bummed that I didn't reward my team with a win.
but you know, with this new format, today's gonna feel a lot better than what it would have last year.
So, yeah, it's, it is what it is, man.
I didn't win the race.
I ran second.
We got some points.
We'll move on and, and try and win next.
