Christopher Bell just received devastating news after his brutal crash at Michigan International Speedway — and NASCAR has now officially confirmed something that changes everything. Bell’s Lap 148 collision with Chase Elliott has been confirmed as the hardest recorded impact in the entire Next Gen era, dating back to 2022. NASCAR safety officials revealed the Delta-v number from Bell’s crash was the largest they have ever measured — and according to Matt Harper, NASCAR’s managing director of safety systems, it is the hardest hit recorded since 2015. Despite suffering a fractured left wrist, Bell has been medically cleared and will race this Sunday at Pocono Raceway. The No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing driver is currently 10th in the Cup Series standings, fighting to stay inside the playoff cutline with 11 races remaining. This is the full story — the crash, the data, the injury, and what happens next.
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