The Winston Cup circuit heads to Miami this weekend for Sunday's season finale, the Ford 500. Tony Stewart has the best chance to win the championship, but Mark Martin is still alive. Check out our breakdown of which drivers are where, which have had success at Miami and who is going to need it as the final checkered flag nears.

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Driver	Points     back	Last     race	Recent finishes at Miami Fall '01
Tony Stewart	0	8th	19th
Skinny: Will clinch the title with a 22nd-place finish. If he    can qualify well and his team can pull off some clean stops    to keep him up front, title should be Stewart's.
Mark Martin	89	4th	24th
Skinny: Realistically, needs something near a top-five finish    to keep hopes alive. That, and the No. 20 car blowing an    engine. It's not over, but it'll be tough.
Kurt Busch	230	6th	23rd
Skinny: Has stormed to third place in the standings, and    the way he has been running lately, a top-five finish to hold    onto this spot is a realistic expectation.
Jimmie Johnson	238	15th	25th
Skinny: Needs reversal of luck. Last week's finish at Phoenix    was OK, but needs to regain early- and mid-season magic    to claim third and beat out Ryan Newman for ROY honors.
Rusty Wallace	238	2rd	12th
Skinny: All he cares about -- still -- is winning a race. It's    his last chance to keep the streak going, and a victory would    be a great way to claim third.
Jeff Gordon	239	3rd	28th
Skinny: A third-place overall finish would put a positive    exclamation point on a tough season. And do any of the '03 title    contenders really want Gordon coming off a "disappointing" third?
Ryan Newman	253	18th	--
Skinny: Still battling Johnson for Rookie of the Year honors.    Would love to add legitimacy to possible ROY win by actually    finishing ahead of Johnson in overall points.