Christopher Bell takes on NASCAR's Tricky Triangle with a cast on his broken left wrist

Christopher Bell will race at Pocono this weekend with a cast on his left wrist after a Michigan crash last week that doctors described as a normal broken bone not requiring surgery. He says he is driving one-handed for now after a 69 G impact that slightly damaged his left hand, and the cast was molded to fit around the steering wheel with material removed on the left side to make it skinnier. Doctors expect a full recovery in six weeks, and Bell plans to tackle the 400-mile Pocono event on Sunday, with Brandon Jones on standby if problems arise. The track, nicknamed the Tricky Triangle, adds pressure as Bell faces back-to-back road-course tests in San Diego and Sonoma. Bell remained committed to racing the full distance, practicing on Saturday before the race. Denny Hamlin, winner of the last two Cup races at Michigan and Nashville, seeks a three-peat at Pocono, where he has claimed three of the last four races, highlighting the drama surrounding Bell’s condition and the event’s significance.