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Tyler Lauletta

Christopher Bell laments yet another second-place finish after failing to pass Ty Gibbs

Joe Gibbs Racing experienced all the highs and lows of NASCAR between its four drivers on Sunday at Iowa Speedway, but despite his high finish, it's possible no man was left more frustrated with how the race played out than Christopher Bell.

Bell finished in second, just behind teammate Ty Gibbs, who took down his second win of the season and career at the short track. While Bell was closing in through the final laps, Gibbs leaned on some stellar defensive driving and refused to let his teammate get past him for the win.

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