Last week at COTA we got to see Tyler Reddick win yet again in 2026. Now we head to a track where if he wins again people will be scratching their heads and calling conspiracy, Phoenix. Down below you will find different statistics from all of the NASCAR Cup races here at Phoenix Raceway ranging from Most Wins to Best Average Finishes by starting position. So read and enjoy these fun fact track stats! In this post you will only find all-time stats, if you are looking for only active drivers stats or Next Gen stats check out my next article Active/Next Gen Cup Track Stats: Phoenix.
Active Drivers will be highlighted like so
Active means any driver who started a race in the 2026 Cup Series season.
First Winner: Alan Kulwicki 11/06/1988
Most Recent Winner: Ryan Blaney 11/02/2025
Worst Starting Positions by Winner
Rank Race Start Pos. Driver Rank Race Start Pos. Driver
1 1995-30 29 Ricky Rudd T6 2012-35 19 Kevin Harvick
2 2002-35 28 Matt Kenseth 8 2016-04 18 Kevin Harvick
3 2017-04 22 Ryan Newman 9 1996-30 17 Bobby Hamilton
4 1988-28 21 Alan Kulwicki T10 2005-35 15 Kyle Busch
5 2011-02 20 Jeff Gordon T10 2006-08 15 Kevin Harvick
T6 1994-30 19 Terry Labonte T10 2013-02 15 Carl Edwards

– In the 59 Cup races at Phoenix only 12 times has the winner started 15th or worse, so look for someone starting well this weekend to be the winner.

Worst Finish by Pole Winner
Rank Race Finish Driver Rank Race Finish Driver
1 2008-08 43 Ryan Newman 6 2017-04 31 Joey Logano
2 2007-35 42 Carl Edwards T7 1992-28 28 Rusty Wallace
3 1990-28 38 Rusty Wallace T7 2011-02 28 Carl Edwards
4 2006-08 36 Kyle Busch 9 1998-31 22 Ken Schrader
5 2011-35 34 Matt Kenseth 10 2013-02 21 Mark Martin

– Only 10 of 57 Pole winners have finished out of the Top 20 at Phoenix, so it’s safe to say that the Pole winner this weekend will have a decent finish.

Drivers who won Pole & Race
Race Driver Race Driver
2007-08 Jeff Gordon 2015-04 Kevin Harvick
2008-35 Jimmie Johnson 2021-36 Kyle Larson
2009-08 Mark Martin 2022-36 Joey Logano
2010-35 Carl Edwards

– Of the 8 Next Gen races at Phoenix only once has a driver that won the Pole also won the race, so qualifying is important but starting 1st isn’t too important to winning.

Drivers who swept both Stages in race
Race Driver Race Finish
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Drivers to win both Stages and Race Drivers to win Pole, both Stages & Race
Race Driver Race Driver
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– No driver has won both stages at Phoenix, so winning stage 1 this weekend may not be a good thing for stage 2.

Best Laps Led% by Winner Worst Laps Led% by Winner
Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Rank Race Laps Led% Driver
1 2014-35 84.62 Kevin Harvick 1 2010-07 1.06 Ryan Newman
2 1990-28 83.97 Dale Earnhardt 2 2017-04 1.91 Ryan Newman
3 2006-35 80.77 Kevin Harvick 3 2006-08 3.21 Kevin Harvick
4 2009-35 76.28 Jimmie Johnson 4 2011-35 4.49 Kasey Kahne
5 1998-31 76.26 Rusty Wallace 5 2012-35 4.70 Kevin Harvick
T6 2014-02 71.79 Kevin Harvick 6 2025-36 6.27 Ryan Blaney
T6 2015-04 71.79 Kevin Harvick 7 1992-28 9.62 Davey Allison
8 2005-08 70.19 Kurt Busch 8 2015-35 10.05 Dale Earnhardt Jr.
9 2008-35 69.33 Jimmie Johnson 9 2018-04 12.18 Kevin Harvick
10 1993-29 67.95 Mark Martin 10 1996-30 12.82 Bobby Hamilton

Kevin Harvick won 10 times at Phoenix and he could do it in any fashion as 4 of his wins are in the Best Laps Led% and 3 are in the Worst Laps Led% above. Photo by Harold Hinson — Sporting News via Getty Images via Getty Images

Best Laps Led% in race
Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin. Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin.
1 2014-35 84.62 Kevin Harvick 1st 6 2012-35 74.29 Kyle Busch 3rd
2 1990-28 83.97 Dale Earnhardt 1st T7 2014-02 71.79 Kevin Harvick 1st
3 2006-35 80.77 Kevin Harvick 1st T7 2015-04 71.79 Kevin Harvick 1st
4 2009-35 76.28 Jimmie Johnson 1st 9 2005-08 70.19 Kurt Busch 1st
5 1998-31 76.26 Rusty Wallace 1st 10 2008-35 69.33 Jimmie Johnson 1st

– Only once has someone led 66% or more of a race at Phoenix and not won, so if someone leads 206+ laps it’s a safe bet they will win the race this weekend.

Best Driver Rating in race (since 2005)
Rank Race Driver Driver Rating Fin. Rank Race Driver Driver Rating Fin.
T1 2005-08 Kurt Busch 150.0 1st T5 2014-02 Kevin Harvick 149.9 1st
T1 2006-35 Kevin Harvick 150.0 1st 7 2019-04 Kyle Busch 149.7 1st
T1 2014-35 Kevin Harvick 150.0 1st 8 2009-35 Jimmie Johnson 149.6 1st
T1 2015-04 Kevin Harvick 150.0 1st 9 2019-35 Denny Hamlin 147.3 1st
T5 2008-35 Jimmie Johnson 149.9 1st 10 2009-08 Mark Martin 145.6 1st

How good was Kevin Harvick at Phoenix? He holds 3 of the 4 perfect Driver Ratings here and 4 of the 6 best Driver Ratings at Phoenix, including this win (the last perfect Driver Rating here) in 2015. Photo by Robert Laberge — NASCAR via Getty Images

Most recent times a Driver ran every lap in Top 15 in race
Most Recent Driver Finish Most Recent Driver Finish
2024-36 William Byron 3rd 2025-04 Denny Hamlin 2nd
2024-36 Kyle Larson 4th 2025-04 Kyle Larson 3rd
2024-36 Tyler Reddick 6th 2025-36 Ryan Blaney 1st
2024-36 Chase Elliott 8th 2025-36 Joey Logano 4th
2025-04 Christopher Bell 1st 2025-36 Denny Hamlin 6th

– Last year Denny Hamlin did not run a single lap outside the Top 15 at Phoenix, so don’t be surprised if you see him up front a lot this weekend.

Most Lead Lap cars at finish of race Fewest Lead Lap cars at finish of race
Rank Race # of cars Rank Race # of cars
1 2025-36 31 1 1994-30 3
2 2003-34 29 2 1988-28 5
3 2001-32 28 3 1991-28 6
T4 2010-07 27 4 1997-31 7
T4 2015-04 27 5 1992-28 8
T4 2017-04 27 T6 2006-08 10
T4 2020-04 27 T6 2008-08 10
8 2006-35 26 T8 1993-29 11
9 2014-35 25 T8 1998-31 11
T10 6 races tied 24 T8 1999-32 11

– The Championship race at Phoenix last year ended with 31 cars on the lead lap, which was the first time in history that a Cup race here finished with 30+ drivers on the lead lap.

Best Avg. Fin. by Starting Position (1-40) Worst Avg. Fin. by Starting Position (1-40)
Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin
1 3rd 10.39 1 38th 30.24
2 1st 10.56 2 40th 30.17
3 4th 12.58 3 34th 30.12
4 2nd 13.61 4 35th 30.07
5 5th 14.22 5 36th 30.02
6 13th 14.71 6 39th 29.92
7 8th 14.86 7 37th 29.02
8 6th 14.88 8 32nd 28.88
9 7th 14.95 9 33rd 27.46
10 15th 15.07 10 31st 27.29

– Based on the history at Phoenix if you want a good finish start 1st or 3rd, or maybe 4th. However, if you start 30th or worst then expect to finish outside the Top 25.

Best Avg. Driver Rating (since 2005)(3+ starts) Best Avg. Top 15% (since 2005)(3+ start)
Rank Driver Driv. Rate Starts Rank Driver Top 15% Starts
1 Kevin Harvick 110.50 38 1 Kevin Harvick 86.51 38
2 Jimmie Johnson 102.83 33 2 Ryan Blaney 85.90 20
3 Chase Elliott 101.24 19 3 Jeff Gordon 83.27 22
4 Ryan Blaney
 101.01 20 4 William Byron 82.75 16
5 Jeff Gordon 100.64 22 5 Chase Elliott 79.11 19
6 Denny Hamlin 99.83 41 6 Kyle Busch 77.58 41
7 Carl Edwards 99.51 24 7 Kyle Larson 77.57 23
8 Kyle Larson 98.44 23 8 Denny Hamlin 77.10 41
9 Kyle Busch 98.36 41 9 Jimmie Johnson 76.66 33
10 William Byron 97.21 16 10 Kurt Busch 72.55 34

– The theme of the Phoenix stats is that Kevin Harvick was great at this track and these tables above show just that as he dominates both Avg. Driver Rating and Avg. Top 15%.

Best Avg. Fin. All-time (5+ Phoenix starts) Best Laps Led% All-time (5+ Phoenix starts)
Rank Driver Avg. Fin. Starts Rank Driver Laps Led% Starts
1 Alan Kulwicki 5.20 5 1 Rusty Wallace 14.77 19
2 Kevin Harvick 8.52 42 2 Kevin Harvick 13.13 42
3 Dale Earnhardt 9.54 13 3 Davey Allison 12.31 5
4 Mark Martin 9.59 34 4 Alan Kulwicki 11.99 5
5 Kyle Larson 10.35 23 5 Joey Logano 10.32 34
6 Denny Hamlin 10.49 41 6 Chase Elliott 9.79 19
7 Jimmie Johnson 10.67 36 7 Kyle Busch 9.29 41
8 Jeff Gordon 10.76 34 8 Denny Hamlin 8.96 41
9 Ryan Blaney 10.85 20 9 Jimmie Johnson 8.88 36
10 Davey Allison 11.00 5 10 Mark Martin 8.57 34

Alan Kulwicki was more than the first Cup winner at Phoenix as he holds the all-time best Avg. Finish here (above) and is the only driver with 5+ starts here to never finish a lap down (below). Photo by ISC Archives — CQ-Roll Call Group via Getty Images

Most Phoenix Starts All-time Best Laps Completed% (5+ Phoenix starts)
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Lap Comp% Starts
1 Kevin Harvick 42 1 Alan Kulwicki 100 5
T2 Denny Hamlin 41 2 William Byron 99.90 16
T2 Kyle Busch 41 3 Aric Almirola 99.85 26
T4 Kurt Busch 39 T4 Juan Pablo Montoya 99.84 14
T4 Ryan Newman 39 T4 Kevin Harvick 99.84 42
6 Martin Truex Jr. 38 6 Josh Berry 99.81 5
7 Jimmie Johnson 36 7 Ross Chastain 99.70 15
T8 Jeff Gordon 34 8 Daniel Hemric 99.68 5
T8 Joey Logano 34 9 Kevin Lepage 99.62 7
T8 Mark Martin 34 10 Todd Gilliland 99.60 8
Most Phoenix Wins All-time Best Win% All-time (5+ Phoenix starts)
Rank Driver Wins Rank Driver Win% Wins
1 Kevin Harvick 9 1 Davey Allison 40.00 2
T2 Joey Logano 4 2 Kevin Harvick 21.43 9
T2 Jimmie Johnson 4 3 Alan Kulwicki 20.00 1
T4 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 3 4 Christopher Bell 16.67 2
T4 Kyle Busch 3 5 Joey Logano 11.76 4
T6 9 drivers tied 2 6 Jimmie Johnson 11.11 4
T7 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 10.00 3
T7 Chase Briscoe 10.00 1
9 Bobby Hamilton 8.33 1
10 Carl Edwards 8.00 2

– If Christopher Bell can win the race this weekend then it would be his 3rd Cup win here, so he’d see his name in the Wins table above and it’d move him to 2nd in the Win% table above as well.

Most Phoenix Poles All-time
Rank Driver Poles Rank Driver Poles
T1 Ryan Newman 4 T4 Carl Edwards 3
T1 Denny Hamlin 4 T4 Jeff Gordon 3
T1 Kyle Busch 4 T4 Mark Martin 3
T4 Rusty Wallace 3 T4 Jimmie Johnson 3
T4 Ryan Blaney 3 T4 Martin Truex Jr. 3

– Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch are both looking to become the all-time leader in Poles at Phoenix this weekend with a fast lap in qualifying.

Most Phoenix Top 3’s All-time Best Top 3% All-time (5+ Phoenix starts)
Rank Driver Top 3’s Rank Driver Top3% Top3’s
T1 Denny Hamlin 12 1 Davey Allison 60.00 3
T1 Kevin Harvick 12 2 Ryan Blaney 35.00 7
T3 Jimmie Johnson 10 3 Kyle Larson 30.43 7
T3 Kyle Busch 10 4 Denny Hamlin 29.27 12
T5 Joey Logano 8 5 Kevin Harvick 28.57 12
T5 Mark Martin 8 6 Jimmie Johnson 27.78 10
T7 Ryan Blaney 7 7 Kyle Busch 24.39 10
T7 Kyle Larson 7 T8 Joey Logano 23.53 8
T7 Jeff Gordon 7 T8 Mark Martin 23.53 8
10 Ryan Newman 6 10 Dale Earnhardt 23.08 3

Davey Allison may have had only 5 starts at Phoenix but he was really good in those 5 starts picking up 3 Top 3’s to lead the best All-time Top 3 percentage by 25%. Photo by ISC Images & Archives via Getty Images

Most Phoenix Top 5’s All-time Best Top 5% All-time (5+ Phoenix starts)
Rank Driver Top 5’s Rank Driver Top5% Top5’s
1 Kevin Harvick 20 T1 Alan Kulwicki 60.00 3
2 Denny Hamlin 17 T1 Davey Allison 60.00 3
3 Jimmie Johnson 16 3 Ryan Blaney 50.00 10
4 Kyle Busch 13 4 Kyle Larson 47.83 11
T5 Jeff Gordon 12 5 Kevin Harvick 47.62 20
T5 Mark Martin 12 6 Jimmie Johnson 44.44 16
7 Kyle Larson 11 7 Denny Hamlin 41.46 17
T8 Ryan Blaney 10 8 Dale Earnhardt 38.46 5
T8 Brad Keselowski 10 9 Rusty Wallace 36.84 7
T8 Joey Logano 10 T10 Jeff Gordon 35.29 12
T8 Ryan Newman 10 T10 Mark Martin 35.29 12

– With his win at Phoenix last Fall Ryan Blaney has now finished half of his Cup races here inside the Top 5 (above) and he’s finished 70% of them in the Top 10 (below). So, look out for him to be up front at the finish this weekend.

Most Phoenix Top 10’s All-time Best Top 10% All-time (5+ Phoenix starts)
Rank Driver Top 10’s Rank Driver Top10% Top10’s
1 Kevin Harvick 31 1 Alan Kulwicki 80.00 4
2 Kyle Busch 28 2 Kevin Harvick 73.81 31
T3 Jeff Gordon 24 3 Jeff Gordon 70.59 24
T3 Denny Hamlin 24 4 Ryan Blaney 70.00 14
5 Jimmie Johnson 22 5 Dale Earnhardt 69.23 9
T6 Mark Martin 21 6 Kyle Busch 68.29 28
T6 Kurt Busch 21 7 Kyle Larson 65.22 15
8 Joey Logano 18 8 Mark Martin 61.76 21
9 Martin Truex Jr. 16 9 Jimmie Johnson 61.11 22
T10 Kyle Larson 15 T10 Davey Allison 60.00 3
T10 Dale Earnhardt Jr.  15 T10 Josh Berry 60.00 3
T10 Brad Keselowski 15
Most Phoenix Stage Wins All-time (since 2017) Best Stage Win% All-time (since 2017)
Rank Driver Stage W’s Rank Driver Stage W% Stage W’s
1 Joey Logano 6 1 Joey Logano 16.67 6
T2 William Byron 5 2 William Byron 15.63 5
T2 Ryan Blaney 5 3 Ryan Blaney 13.89 5
T4 Kyle Larson 3 4 Kyle Larson 8.82 3
T4 Denny Hamlin 3 T5 Denny Hamlin 8.33 3
T4 Kyle Busch 3 T5 Kyle Busch 8.33 3
T7 Chirstopher Bell 2 T5 Christopher Bell 8.33 2
T7 Chase Elliott 2 8 Chase Elliott 5.88 2
T7 Brad Keselowski 2 9 Brad Keselowski 5.56 2
T10 5 drivers tied 1 10 Kurt Busch 4.55 1

– The Penske duo of Joey Logano and Ryan Blaney have combined to get 11 of a possible 36 Stage Wins here at Phoenix.

Most Phoenix Stage T10’s All-time (since 2017) Best Stage T10% All-time (since 2017)
Rank Driver Stage T10’s Rank Driver Stage T10% Stage T10’s
1 Ryan Blaney 28 1 Kevin Harvick 85.71 24
T2 Chase Elliott 27 T2 Chase Elliott 79.41 27
T2 Kyle Larson 27 T2 Kyle Larson 79.41 27
T4 Kevin Harvick 24 4 Ryan Blaney 77.78 28
T4 William Byron 24 5 William Byron 75.00 24
T4 Denny Hamlin 24 6 Denny Hamlin 66.67 24
7 Joey Logano 22 7 Martin Truex Jr. 62.50 20
8 Martin Truex Jr. 20 8 Joey Logano 61.11 22
9 Kyle Busch 19 9 Tyler Reddick 58.33 14
10 Brad Keselowski 18 10 Kyle Busch 52.78 19

– Keep an eye out for Chase Elliott and Kyle Larson in Stage 1/2 this weekend as they are tied for the 2nd most Stage T10’s here at Phoenix and the 2nd best Stage T10% as well.

Most Phoenix Starts without Win Longest Phoenix Win Streak All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Brad Keselowski 33 1 Kevin Harvick 4 2013-15
T2 Clint Bowyer 31 2 Jimmie Johnson 3 2007-08
T2 Jamie McMurray 31 T3 Davey Allison 2 1991-92
T4 Bobby Labonte 30 T3 Jeff Burton 2 2000-01
T4 Michael McDowell 30 T3 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 2 2003-04
6 Joe Nemechek 29 T3 Kevin Harvick 2 2006
T7 Aric Almirola 26 T3 Kyle Busch 2 2018-19
T7 Casey Mears 26 T8 42 drivers tied 1 1988-2025
T7 David Ragan 26
T7 Greg Biffle 26
T7 Paul Menard 26
T7 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 26

Brad Keselowski has had a hall of fame career, but in terms of Phoenix he has the most Cup starts here without a win. However, he came this close to getting that first win last Fall. Photo by Meg Oliphant — Getty Images

Most Phoenix Starts without Pole Longest Phoenix Pole Streak All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Kurt Busch 39 1 Ryan Newman 3 2002-04
T2 Clint Bowyer 31 T2 Jeff Gordon 2 2006-07
T2 Jamie McMurray 31 T2 Carl Edwards 2 2010-11
T4 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 30 T4 50 drivers tied 1 1988-2025
T4 Michael McDowell 30
T6 Jeff Burton 29
T6 Joe Nemechek 29
T8 Kasey Kahne 28
T8 Tony Stewart 28
T10 6 drivers tied 26

– The last time a driver won 2 Poles in a row at Phoenix was 2010-2011, but Denny Hamlin is looking to break that streak by winning the Pole this weekend (since he won it in the 2025 Fall race).

Most Phoenix Starts without Top 3 Longest Phoenix Top 3 Streak All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Michael McDowell 30 1 Kevin Harvick 6 2013-16
2 Joe Nemechek 29 2 Kyle Busch 5 2018-20
T3 Aric Almirola 26 T3 Mark Martin 3 1992-94
T3 Casey Mears 26 T3 Jimmie Johnson 3 2007-08
T3 David Ragan 26 T3 Denny Hamlin 3 2012-13
T3 Paul Menard 26 T3 Joey Logano 3 2020-21
T3 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 26 T3 Ryan Blaney 3 2022-23
8 A.J. Allmendinger 25 T8 24 drivers tied 2 1988-2025
9 Austin Dillon 24
10 Dave Blaney 22

Mark Martin’s 3 race Top 3 streak at Phoenix in the early 90’s was very impressive considering it took 15 years for someone else to do it. Image credit: Getty Images

Most Phoenix Starts without Top 5 Longest Phoenix Top 5 Streak All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Michael McDowell 30 1 Jimmie Johnson 10 2006-11
2 Joe Nemechek 29 T2 Kevin Harvick 7 2013-16
T3 Casey Mears 26 T2 Ryan Blaney 7 2021-24
T3 David Ragan 26 4 Kyle Busch 5 2018-20
T3 Paul Menard 26 T5 Darrell Waltrip 4 1989-92
6 A.J. Allmendinger 25 T5 Jeff Burton 4 1998-2001
7 Austin Dillon 24 T5 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 4 2002-05
8 Dave Blaney 22 T5 Ryan Newman 4 2010-11
T9 Alex Bowman 21 T5 Kyle Busch 4 2015-17
T9 J.J. Yeley 21 T10 12 drivers tied 3 1988-2025

– Phoenix has not been kind to Arizona guys as Alex Bowman, J.J. Yeley, and Michael McDowell were all born in Arizona yet in their combined 72 Cup starts here they have 0 Top 5 finishes.

Most Phoenix Starts without Top 10 Longest Phoenix Top 10 Streak All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Casey Mears 26 1 Kevin Harvick 21 2013-23
2 J.J. Yeley 21 2 Jimmie Johnson 12 2005-11
T3 David Gilliland 19 3 Kyle Busch 10 2015-20
T3 Landon Cassill 19 T4 Mark Martin 9 1992-2000
5 Ty Dillon 16 T4 Ryan Blaney 9 2020-24
T6 Corey LaJoie 15 6 Jeff Gordon 7 1998-2004
T6 Reed Sorenson 15 7 Darrell Waltrip 6 1989-94
8 Brett Bodine 14 T8 Dale Earnhardt 5 1989-93
9 Ward Burton 13 T8 Jeff Gordon 5 2005-07
T10 Mike Bliss 12 T8 Joey Logano 5 2013-15
T10 Regan Smith 12 T8 Kurt Busch 5 2014-16
T10 Scott Riggs 12 T8 Joey Logano 5 2019-21

– Kevin Harvick’s 21 race Top 10 streak here at Phoenix is probably never going to be broken as it’s almost twice as long as any other here, and the longest current streak is only 3 straight races.

Most Phoenix Stages without Stage Win Longest Phoenix Stage Win Streak (since 2017)
Rank Driver Stages Rank Driver Streak Race
T1 Austin Dillon 36 T1 36 drivers tied 1 —
T1 Daniel Suarez 36
T1 Erik Jones 36
T1 Michael McDowell 36
T1 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 36
T6 Alex Bowman 32
T6 Bubba Wallace 32
T8 Corey LaJoie 30
T8 Ross Chastain 30
T10 Aric Almirola 28
T10 Ty Dillon 28

– As incredible as it sounds no driver has gotten 2 Stage Wins in a row at Phoenix, but Denny Hamlin (with a Stage 1 win) could be the first to do so.

Most Phoenix Stages without Stage T10 Longest Phoenix Stage T10 Streak (since 2017)
Rank Driver Stages Rank Driver Streak Race
1 Corey LaJoie 30 1 William Byron 21 2020.36 s2- 2025.36 s2
T2 A.J. Allmendinger 20 2 Kyle Busch 17 2017.04 s1- 2021.05 s1
T2 Justin Haley 20 3 Ryan Blaney 15 2022.04 s2- 2025.36 s2
4 Cody Ware 18 4 Kevin Harvick 12 2021.05 s1- 2023.36 s2
5 Todd Gilliland 16 T5 Joey Logano 10 2019.04 s1- 2021.05 s2
T6 Garrett Smithley 14 T5 Kyle Larson 10 2021.36 s1- 2023.36 s2
T6 J.J. Yeley 14 7 Chase Elliott 9 2020.36 s1- 2022.36 s1
T6 John Hunter Nemechek 14 T8 Denny Hamlin 8 2024.04 s1- 2025.36 s2
T6 Landon Cassill 14 T8 Chase Elliott 7 2018.35 s1- 2020.04 s1
T6 Timmy Hill 14 T8 Kevin Harvick 7 2018.35 s2- 2020.04 s2

– William Byron is on an incredible streak here at Phoenix as he’s gotten 21 Stage T10’s in the last 21 stages here, the last time he did not get a Stage T10 here was the 2020 Championship race.