Save these stats: Facts to know heading to Phoenix

The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series heads to ISM Raceway in Phoenix, with plenty of story lines and stats worth watching. Scroll through to read some data and trends for drivers such as Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick, Clint Bowyer and more.

Joey Logano's win last week at Las Vegas gives him 22 in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series for his career. At age 28, Logano's win total ranks fourth all time -- tied with Junior Johnson -- for drivers before turning 30. Next on the list: Kyle Busch with 29 wins.

Erik Jones has helped fuel Joe Gibbs Racing to an incredible start to the season. The organization fields four cars in the Monster Energy Series; in all three races this season, three JGR cars finished in the top 10. The team average finish of 8.4 is more than two positions better than next best, the two-car Chip Ganassi Racing organization.

Kevin Harvick has 11 consecutive top-10 finishes at ISM Raceway, the longest active streak at the track. He's won at least one race at the track every season since 2012, with the exception of 2017.

Jimmie Johnson owns the all-time record at ISM Raceway for consecutive top-10 finishes at the track with 12, but Kevin Harvick would tie it with a top 10 Sunday.

In two ISM Raceway starts with Stewart-Haas Racing, Almirola has one top-five finish -- after having zero top fives in his previous 14 starts at the 1-mile track. His two top-10 finishes with SHR are double the amount he had in the previous 14 races.

Clint Bowyer enters ISM Raceway having not logged a top-five finish at the track in more than a decade. This 21-race top-five drought is longer than at any other track for Bowyer, ahead of Texas (15).

Back to Joe Gibbs Racing for a moment -- in the last four races at ISM Raceway, the team has combined to lead 658 laps. Next up? Hendrick Motorsports at 171.

Since 2006, Richard Childress Racing cars have earned more wins in Phoenix -- five -- than anywhere else. That's good news for Austin Dillon (pictured) and Daniel Hemric.