Founded by Joe Gibbs in 1991, Joe Gibbs Racing operates Toyota programs from Huntersville, North Carolina and maintains one of NASCAR's major national-series development pipelines.
Kyle Larson clinched his third NASCAR Cup Series title, and second straight, after one stage at Homestead. Then he ran the wall, cut a tire and finished 12th.
Kyle Larson could have clinched the Cup title at Martinsville. A first-stage strategy call cost him a lap, William Byron won, and Larson takes a 67-point lead to Homestead.
Sammy Smith ran second to teammate Carson Kvapil through the closing laps at Talladega, then won on the final one by 0.084 seconds, a day after his Truck win.
During the caution after Larson's crash, crew chief Billy Scott brought Reddick in for two right-side tires, and on the restart he drove through a gap in the middle.
Kyle Larson leads the Cup Series Chase by 49 points with four races left. He has the best average finish at Phoenix of anyone in the top six, but one win there. Joey Logano has four.