NASCAR legend Greg Biffle died in a plane crash on Thursday, and Denny Hamlin is mourning the loss. On X/Twitter, Hamlin expressed how much Biffle meant to the NASCAR community.
Joey Logano’s first NASCAR Cup Series championship, earned in 2018, will always carry a certain weight as firsts tend to leave a permanent imprint. Yet nothing compares to the third title he captured last year, a championship that came in a way neither fans nor Logano himself could have reasonably predicted.
It’s been a difficult day for the NASCAR community. Greg Biffle, his wife Cristina, daughter Emma, son Ryder, and three others were killed in a plane crash Thursday morning at Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina.
There is an inevitable sunset waiting for every athlete, a moment when the engine cools for the last time, and the garage door closes for good. For seven-time Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson, however, that twilight hour hasn’t struck quite yet.
The NASCAR community is mourning the loss of Greg Biffle, who was killed in a plane crash Thursday morning at Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina.
Former NASCAR star Greg Biffle, who died in a plane crash Thursday in Statesville, North Carolina, was not a flashy driver or individual. For all his accomplishments, he was a lunch-pail driver who paid his dues, got his shot and never looked back.
As the NASCAR world has all eyes on the Greg Biffle-owned plane crash, Justin Marks has taken time to write a statement. The Trackhouse Racing co-owner posted a touching message about the racing community during this awful moment in time.
A small plane owned by retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle crashed and exploded into flames while attempting to land at Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina on Thursday.
Kyle Busch is part of the highly exclusive club of NASCAR drivers who have children participating in motorsports as well. The Rowdy’s ten-year-old son, Brexton Busch, has emerged as one of the better drivers in the junior categories and is already achieving success from a young age.
Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson will attempt to qualify for the 2026 Daytona 500. Legacy Motor Club announced Thursday that the 50-year-old team owner will drive the No.
Although Liberty University has stood shoulder to shoulder with William Byron longer than most partners in the garage, that once-unshakable alliance is clearly tightening its belt.