Aric Almirola guided the No. 19 JGR Toyota to a 2nd place finish at Phoenix to secure the Xfinity Owner's Championship. Almirola was thankful to give back.

Joe Gibbs was left with the sting of disappointment after Denny Hamlin's loss at Phoenix Raceway. The team owner addressed the situation in an interview with NASCAR reporter Bob Pockrass.

Chase Briscoe discusses his team's showing in the NASCAR Cup Series Championship race, explaining what he and Joe Gibbs Racing can improve on going into next season.

Cup finalists Joe Gibbs and Rick Hendrick reflect on their off-track bond and how their friendship first began.

Joe Gibbs Racing has earned nine NASCAR Cup Series victories at Phoenix Raceway, including Christopher Bell’s win earlier this year. In 163 combined starts at the track, the organization has tallied 48 top-five finishes,

A year later, Joe Gibbs Racing has won 13 Cup races, including five in the playoffs. The organization will have Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe compete for a championship against Hendrick Motorsports drivers Kyle Larson and William Byron in Sunday’s race at Phoenix Raceway (coverage begins at 2 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock).

After a lifetime of triumphs and heartbreaks, the coach-turned-team-owner still sees competition as part of a larger mission.

Briscoe joined teammate Denny Hamlin in the championship field, with the final two slots to be filled this Sunday at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia. Christopher Bell, the final JGR driver still eligible to race for the title, holds a one-point edge over Kyle Larson for the final two spots in the winner-take-all decider.

It appears that the engine issues suffered on Sunday by Denny Hamlin and Chase Briscoe were the result of a bad batch of valve springs but there is much larger quality control issue at play regarding Joe Gibbs Racing right now. First and foremost, Coach Joe Gibbs confirmed ‘valve springs’ on Monday during an appearance on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.