Listen to this article Briscoe, who struggled through his rookie year with Stewart-Haas Racing last season, powered to the lead on a restart with three of 312 laps remaining at Phoenix Raceway and held off Ross Chastain by 0.771 seconds to take his first win in 40 career starts. At the end of the race, the top three drivers – Briscoe, Chastain and Tyler Reddick – were all looking for their first career wins. “That’s unbelievable. I was crying the whole last lap,” Briscoe said. “I mean, this is definitely a team win. I got to thank everyone that has gotten me to this point. Seven years ago, I was sleeping on a couch, ready to give up. They gave me an opportunity and it’s led to this. “So blessed to be driving at the organization, the team, the car that was my hero (Tony Stewart) growing up. To get this No. 14 back in Victory Lane, to do it with Mahindra Tractors, their first year in the sport, everybody that’s believed in me – it’s unbelievable.” Told he looked a lot like Stewart on the track Sunday, Briscoe said, “Yeah, those restarts, I mean, we were sliding, everything else. I hope the race fans enjoyed the race. It was unbelievable from my point. “So thankful to have (fans) back. Without you guys, we don’t have a sport, don’t get to race, do what we do for a living. I wish my wife and baby was here. Definitely special and one that’s going to be remembered forever.” Blaney had dominated much of the race and led 143 laps but it was Briscoe’s No. 14 Ford team that got him off pit road first in the final two pit stops of the race and allowed him to control the restarts. Reddick ended up third, Blaney was fourth and Kurt Busch rallied to round out the top-five. Completing the top-10 were Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch, Joey Logano, Daniel Suarez and Chris Buescher. Read Also: Stage 3 Following the break between Stages 2 and 3, the lead-lap cars all pit with Elliott the first off pit road. On the restart on Lap 195, Chase Elliott was followed by Harvick, Reddick and Blaney. Wi …