Good news for Brad Keselowski today. He gets to leave the hospital and head home in time for Christmas later in the week. Keselowski suffered a broken leg while skiing last Thursday.
NASCAR’s two-time Cup Series champion Kyle Busch has honed a great racing talent in his son, Brexton Busch. The ten-year-old has started on the right foot and is achieving success in junior racing categories.
Garrett Mitchell, better known as Cleetus McFarland, had known Greg Biffle for only a year and a half. But they had grown close in that short period and were planning to spend Christmas together when the fatal plane crash that killed Biffle and his family occurred.
Growing up inside a racing household can open doors, but those advantages only matter when the next generation feels the pull of the sport. Plenty of drivers’ children are currently carving that path early.
In 2024, Chase Briscoe joined a team led by crew chief James Small, who had previously worked with Martin Truex Jr., a proven veteran with well-established expectations.
It happened, Brexton Busch got the better of his dad, NASCAR champion Kyle Busch, in a race head-to-head. But, Brexton didn’t “earn it” how it wanted to.
In the few days since the death of Greg Biffle and his family last week, the NASCAR community is still coming to terms with it all. Mark Martin has commented multiple times on the matter.
Despite spending the vast majority of his adult life in the public eye, Dale Earnhardt Jr. still has a few modern-age lessons that can catch him off guard.
Brad Keselowski broke his leg on a skiing trip last week and has since undergone surgery. While he is moving quickly on the road to recovery, it is only natural for there to be concerns about whether he will be ready for the Daytona 500 and able to deliver a strong performance.
Brad Keselowski shared a heartwarming story about Greg Biffle after learning about his death. On X/Twitter, Keselowski discussed the time when Biffle planned a trip for a friend who recently lost a family member.
In the wake of Greg Biffle’s recent death, stories of his character away from the race track have resurfaced, and none of them are more striking than his selfless actions during the disastrous impact of Hurricane Helene last year.
RFK Racing co-owner Brad Keselowski suffered a broken leg during a skiing trip on December 18. The injury had required surgery, which was promptly completed, and the veteran is now on his road to recovery.
Greg Biffle may no longer be here to take another green flag, but the compassion he showed away from the racetrack continues to carry his name far beyond the sport.
Harrison Burton, currently competing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, recently stepped away from the racetrack for a moment that carried significance far beyond trophies and finishing positions.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. made one of the most interesting confessions he has ever made on a recent episode of the Bless Your Hardt podcast. It wasn’t about race strategy or on-track feuds, but about accidentally eating something he shouldn’t have been eating.
The plane that crashed Thursday in Statesville, N.C., killing seven people, including former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, turned back toward the airport shortly after takeoff and did not issue a Mayday call, the National Transportation Safety Board said Friday.