Christopher Bell reflects on his Michigan crash and wrist injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 9:41 PM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
Christopher Bell detailed his crash at Michigan International Speedway six days prior, which resulted in a fractured wrist. The impact measured 63 Gs, and Bell reported experiencing immediate pain after exiting the vehicle. He praised NASCAR's safety innovations for limiting his injuries, expressing gratitude for escaping without more serious damage. Doctors predict a six-week recovery for his wrist, but Bell intends to race at Pocono, adapting his driving to accommodate his injury. He noted that specific cockpit adjustments have been made as he navigates one-handed driving while healing.
- •Bell's crash occurred at Michigan International Speedway.
- •He suffered a fractured wrist from a 63G impact.
- •Bell will race at Pocono while adapting to his injury.
- •Doctors expect his wrist to heal in about six weeks.
- •He praised NASCAR's safety measures during his media session.
- 9:41 PMYahoo Sports — Christopher Bell Knew His Wrist Was Broken the Moment He Climbed Out of the Car
"Christopher Bell says he remembers every second of his violent Michigan crash, including the moment he realized his wrist was broken after a 63G impact.
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