POWER BOSSES -PHOENIX

 Jimmie Johnson, #48 Lowe's, Hendrick Motorsports
His numbers at Phoenix are nothing short of incredible.  4.9 average finish at the track is by far the best in the series, and he has yet to finish outside the top-15 in 15 career starts. nine race streak of top five finishes at pi with four wins
 Carl Edwards, #99 Aflac, Roush Fenway Racing He won the fall race at PIR last season finished 2010 with a 4.0 average finish at the track.  nine top-10 finishes in 13 career starts,  7.0 average finish at Phoenix the last three seasons makes him one of the most reliable options available
 Denny Hamlin, #11 FedEx Express, Joe Gibbs Racing  He has six finishes of sixth or better in his last nine starts at the track, including four third-place efforts.
Mark Martin, #5 GoDaddy.com, Hendrick Motorsports He hasn't finished worse than 16th at the track in the last decade, 8.9 average finish ,second-best in Phoenix . 4.3 average finish in four starts -1 Win
 Kyle Busch, #18 M&M's, Joe Gibbs Racing last season finishes of eighth and 13th. The former PIR winner has finished inside the top 15 in seven of his last eight starts at the track and hasn't finished worse than 17th during the stretch.
Jeff Gordon, #24 Drive to End Hunger, Hendrick Motorsports  Gordon remains one of the most consistent performers at the track. He has 13 finishes of 13th or better in 15 starts at the track since 2002, and he is one of only three drivers to average a top 10 finish during that stretch.
Ryan Newman, #39 U.S. Army, Stewart-Haas Racing After finishing outside the top 15 in four straight starts, Newman was nearly perfect at Phoenix in 2010. A little pit strategy helped him win the April event, and he proved it was no fluke with a second-place finish in the fall race. Strategy played a role in both results, but Newman had a top-10 car in both races either way.
Kevin Harvick, #29 Budweiser, Richard Childress Racing Harvick is a two-time winner at Phoenix, but he hasn't recorded a top-five finish at the track since sweeping both events in 2006. That being said, he hasn't been running poorly either. He has five top 15 finishes in his last eight starts, including finishes of 13th and sixth in 2010.
Kurt Busch, #22 Shell/Pennzoil, Penske Racing - four top 10s in his last five starts , Busch is a former winner at the track as well, and he even managed a ninth-place finish last fall when he was mired in a terrible second half slump.
 Joey Logano, #20 The Home Depot, Joe Gibbs Racing Logano began to emerge as a flat track stud last season, and PIR was the site of two top 10 finishes for the up and coming driver. After finishing 10th in the April event, he finished third during the Chase. The ever-improving Logano could be in line for a win at the track in the near future.
 Greg Biffle, #16 3M, Roush Fenway Racing Roush Fenway Racing enjoyed a strong season at Phoenix in 2010, and Biffle got in on the action. His fourth-place finish in the fall event was his sixth top 15 finish in his last seven starts at the track. He has finished as high as second on two occasions and has finished outside the top 20 only three times in 14 career starts.