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Tale of the tape: How the four championship contenders measure up

Published Nov. 20, 2015 10:30 a.m. ET

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Tom Jensen

Ford Championship Weekend has arrived, and by the time it ends, there will be champions crowned in all three of NASCAR's national touring series.

The big prize, of course, is the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series title. Kyle Busch, Jeff Gordon, Kevin Harvick and Martin Truex Jr. will square off for the title in Sunday's Ford EcoBoost 400. The driver with the best finish of the four will be the 2015 Sprint Cup champion.

Here's how the four championship finalists measure up heading into the big race:

Driver: Kyle Busch

2015 victories: 4

Top fives: 11

Top 10s: 15

Poles: 1

Laps led: 695

Average Chase finish: 10.78

Average Homestead finish: 23.10

Career victories: 33

Career championships: 0

Driver: Jeff Gordon

2015 victories: 1

Top fives: 5

Top 10s: 20

Poles: 4

Laps led: 256

Average Chase finish: 7.78

Average Homestead finish: 10.56

Career victories: 93

Career championships: 4

Driver: Kevin Harvick

2015 victories: 3

Top fives: 22

Top 10s: 27

Poles: 1

Laps led: 2,248

Average Chase finish: 12.22

Average Homestead finish: 7.57

Career victories: 31

Career championships: 1

Driver: Martin Truex Jr.

2015 victories: 1

Top fives: 8

Top 10s: 22

Poles: 0

Laps led: 564

Average Chase finish: 9.44

Average Homestead finish: 10.00

Career victories: 3

Career championships: 0

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