During his day trip to the city, Bell experienced Las Vegas attractions including Maverick Helicopters, Swingers Las Vegas and The Neon Museum.
NASCAR Cup Series driver and 12-time Cup Series winner Christopher Bell made an exclusive appearance in Las Vegas during a media visit with Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Thursday, Aug. 28.
Bell brought playoff buzz to the Las Vegas Valley as he visited multiple sites to continue to build excitement for his return to Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the South Point 400 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs on Sunday, Oct. 12.
During his day trip to the city, Bell, who is 28 but could pass for a teenager, experienced Las Vegas attractions including Maverick Helicopters, Swingers Las Vegas at Mandalay Bay, The Neon Museum Las Vegas in Downtown Las Vegas and the iconic Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign.
Held at Audacy Las Vegas, the event featured a live Q&A session where Bell provided insight into his season and playoff strategy. The event also included a meet-and-greet with contest-winning fans, providing them an opportunity to connect with one of NASCAR’s top drivers ahead of one of the most pivotal races of the season.

Bell spent the remainder of the visit in one-on-one interviews, highlighting the excitement of the upcoming playoff race and his return to the high-speed action at LVMS in October.
“We’re so thrilled to continue to host this exciting playoff race each year in a booming sports mecca like Las Vegas,” LVMS Senior Vice President and General Manager Patrick Lindsey said.
“Bell’s visit was a great opportunity for local media and fans to connect with one of NASCAR’s top drivers ahead of one of the biggest playoff races of the year.”
Oklahoma-born Bell, driver of the No. 20 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, sits third in playoff standings and fourth overall in points, positioning him as a top contender heading into the final stretch of the South Point 400 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs.
For more information about the South Point 400 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs, visit LVMS.com.
















