Driver Hub/Top 10 Cup/Christopher Bell
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Christopher Bell
Norman dirt. Gibbs No. 20. Still a midget guy.
2017 Truck champion. Chili Bowl regular. The smooth Toyota driver who can still slide a midget like he never left Oklahoma.
@CBellRacing·2026 Cup through the Dollar Tree 301: 5th · 738 points · Joe Gibbs Racing No. 20
- Car
- #20 Toyota
- Team
- Joe Gibbs Racing
- Born
- December 16, 1994
- Hometown
- Norman, Oklahoma
- Title
- Trucks 2017
- 2026 Cup
- 5th · 738 pts
The ride
The No. 20 Camry
2026 Cup · Las Vegas spring
No. 20
A Joe Gibbs Toyota with DeWalt orange in the family of schemes. Bell is the one who can win on a road course or a short track and still look like he is saving the right-rear.
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Childhood
Sooner State, then every indoor midget that mattered
Christopher David Bell was born December 16, 1994 in Norman, Oklahoma — college-football town, dirt-track state.
He became a national name in USAC midgets and sprint cars long before a Cup owner knew the résumé. The Chili Bowl in Tulsa was a home game.
Kyle Busch Motorsports put him in a Truck. In 2017 he won the Camping World Truck Series championship. Joe Gibbs was the next door.
Family
Off the clock
Bell married Morgan (Kemenah) Bell in 2020. The Oklahoma accent never left. Neither did the dirt dates on the off-week calendar.
- SpouseMorgan Bell
- MarriedFebruary 2, 2020
- Home dirtNorman, Oklahoma
Hometown & home
Norman first. Huntersville for the 20.
Hometown is Norman — brick campus streets, Oklahoma sky, and the dirt tracks that built a midget champion.
Joe Gibbs Racing is the Cup address. The No. 20 Toyota is the smooth one in the JGR stable, and after Loudon Bell sits fifth, 249 out of Hamlin.
Racing career
From hometown nights to the No. 20
2013–17
USAC to Trucks
Midgets and sprints first. Then Kyle Busch Motorsports and a 2017 Truck title that put Gibbs on notice.
2018–20
Xfinity, then Cup
Xfinity wins for JGR, then a Cup seat. The learning curve was real. The dirt hands were already there.
2021–now
The 20
He inherited Gibbs’s famous number. After Loudon he is fifth in 2026 points and still a problem on any track that rewards precision.
Dirt never left the calendar
Trucks, midgets, then the 20
Bell is the other dirt guy in this top 10. Larson is the headline. Bell is the one who still treats Tulsa like a second playoff.
Truck champion
2017 Camping World Truck Series
Chili Bowl
A regular in the indoor midget Super Bowl
JGR Cup
No. 20 Toyota — Gibbs’s flagship number
2026 points
5th after Loudon
Hardware
What the résumé paid
Truck title
2017
Dirt résumé
USAC / Chili Bowl
Cup number
JGR No. 20
2026 points
5th after Loudon
2026 Cup through the Dollar Tree 301: 5th · 738 points · Joe Gibbs Racing No. 20
Sources for this desk: public biographical records and 2026 Cup points through the Dollar Tree 301 at Loudon. Images: Wikimedia Commons portraits, hometown photos, and Las Vegas spring Cup car shots. Fan site — not affiliated with NASCAR, Joe Gibbs Racing, or Toyota.