Miami's Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney are Heisman contenders as No. 1 Canes face UNC
By Katherine Langford
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With just two races remaining in the NASCAR Cup Series season, driver Christopher Bell is hoping to turn a strong year into a championship when the season finale returns to Homestead-Miami Speedway on Nov. 8.Bell, who currently sits third in the points standings, visited the CBS Miami studios this week alongside the NASCAR championship trophy to discuss his season, the competition ahead and what it would mean to take home the sport's biggest prize."This is the grand prize for sure, and you just hope that whenever you get to the end of the season that you're still in contention," Bell told CBS Miami's Mike Cugno. "So here we are with a couple races left, and my 20 team still there. So that's all you can ask for."Before heading to South Florida for the championship race, Bell and the rest of the field will compete this weekend at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia.With the championship within reach, Bell said his approach is to take risks and push for every available point."Right now, I'm