Christopher Bell's wife Morgan shares heartfelt tribute to military heroes following JGR driver's Coca-Cola 600 triumph 

In the midst of celebrating victory at the NASCAR Coca-Cola 600 race on Memorial Day weekend, Christopher Bell's wife, Morgan, has shared a heartfelt tribute to the fallen military heroes.

She shared a post by @slidejobranch on her Instagram story, along with the caption:

"Thank you to all the brave men and women who fight and have fought for our freedom"

Morgan Bell's Tribute to military heroes on Instagram

Born to Brian and Stacey Kemenah, Morgan has been part of the racing fraternity since her childhood. For reference, her father, Brian, has been a part of the open-wheel dirt racing scene and currently co-owns 'Bell Kemenah Racing' along with his son-in-law, Christopher Bell.

She first met Bell in 2010. Since then, Morgan has been a permanent fixture in NASCAR, supporting Bell. Apart from traveling with Bell to every race, Morgan is also a dedicated homemaker and a social media influencer, endorsing several products via her Instagram account, @mrs.morgan.bell. After being in a relationship for a few years, the couple announced their engagement in December 2018. The #20 driver posted a selfie of them together on X, captioned:

"4.5 years later, she said yes! I love you @MKemenah"

The couple tied the knot in February 2020, a week before Bell's debut in the famed Daytona 500 race. While they do not have any children yet, the Bells are pet parents to a dog named Sadie.

More about Christopher Bell's 2024 season so far

Driving for Joe Gibbs Racing, Christopher Bell has had a mixed start to his 2024 NASCAR Cup Series championship. The #20 racer managed two wins (Duel 2 at DAYTONA and Phoenix Raceway), one top-5 finish (3rd at Daytona International Speedway), and two dismal finishes (Atlanta Motor Speedway and Las Vegas Motor Speedway) in the first five races.

Since then, Bell has managed to amass 387 points in total, with three wins, seven top-10s, four top-5s, and three DNFs. Bell's latest victory came at the recently concluded Coca-Cola 600 race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Driving his Toyota Camry stock car, Bell led a race-high 90 laps and won the rain-hit second stage.

During the post-race interview, the 2017 Truck Series Champion said: (via NASCAR.com)

“We had great pit stops. It was a team effort, and it was amazing to have a good race. Hopefully, this is something we can build on and get back to being more consistent.”

After finishing outside the top 10 five times in the previous six races, the 30-year-old racer from Oklahoma will be relieved with this victory.