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Christopher Bell’s crew chief, Adam Stevens, will miss the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series Richmond Raceway Cook Out 400 due to recent knee surgery. Stevens, who oversees Bell’s No. 20 Toyota team, sustained a double knee injury during a family vacation, leading to a successful surgical intervention.
While Stevens recuperates, his at-track duties will be temporarily assumed by car chief Chris Sherwood. From the “war room” at Joe Gibbs Racing headquarters, Stevens will continue to facilitate his responsibilities remotely—a shift that begins with the race at Richmond. Stevens revealed in a statement, as quoted by Motorsport:
“I hate that I won’t be at the track for a few weeks, but I will be fully engaged remotely. I am very thankful for the depth and strength of this No. 20 team and don’t anticipate my physical absence having any effect on our performance.
“The surgery went well, and I will be back at the track in a few weeks.”
Christopher Bell, who has had a solid season with wins at Phoenix, Charlotte, and New Hampshire, finds himself eighth in the series standings. Speaking about the upcoming race, Bell commented:
“Richmond is going to be a little bit different this time around with the option tire being introduced to points racing. Nobody is quite sure how it’s going to go, but I’m sure we will learn a lot in our practice session on Saturday.”
The Cook Out 400 at Richmond Raceway, Virginia, is set to take place on Sunday 11 August at 6pm ET. The race will be streamed on USA Network.
Current 2024 NASCAR Cup Series Standings Ahead of The Cook Out 400 At Richmond
- Kyle Larson – 749 points
- Denny Hamlin – 706 points
- William Byron – 654 points
- Christopher Bell – 651 points
- Ryan Blaney – 676 points
- Chase Elliott – 739 points
- Tyler Reddick – 734 points
- Brad Keselowski – 615 points
- Alex Bowman – 606 points
- Joey Logano – 525 points
- Daniel Suarez – 460 points
- Austin Cindric – 438 points
- Martin Truex Jr. – 653 points
- Ty Gibbs – 587 points
- Chris Buescher – 562 points
- Ross Chastain – 552 points
- Bubba Wallace – 545 points
- Chase Briscoe – 469 points
- Kyle Busch – 440 points
- Todd Gilliland – 434 points
- Michael McDowell – 404 points
- Josh Berry – 388 points
- Noah Gragson – 383 points
- Carson Hocevar – 383 points
- Ricky Stenhouse Jr. – 375 points
- Ryan Preece – 329 points
- Erik Jones – 329 points
- Corey LaJoie – 324 points
- Justin Haley – 319 points
- Daniel Hemric – 316 points
- John Hunter Nemechek – 307 points
- Austin Dillon – 294 points
- Zane Smith – 248 points
- Harrison Burton – 238 points
- Kaz Grala – 166 points
- Cody Ware – 47 points
- Joey Hand – 43 points
- Jimmie Johnson – 39 points
- Derek Kraus – 32 points
- David Ragan – 17 points
- Kamui Kobayashi – 8 points
- Will Brown – 6 points
- Cam Waters – 2 points
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