Greg Biffle

 Greg Biffle was born in 1969 on December 23rd, in Vancouver Washington and began his racing on short tracks around the Pacific Northwest right where he grew up in Washington. His debut in NASCAR came in 1996 where he ran in the final two Busch Series. In 1997 he won the most popular driver award at the NASCAR Northwest Series. Also following up that in 1999 he had a killer record of 9 wins in a single-season, and still holds that title to this day. Biffle then passed his Roush teammate at Kurt Busch by 230 points winning the Truck Series title with another five win season. This was his first championship in one of NASCARs three major series. He then announced in 2001 that he had joined the Busch Series full time, and held fourth place in the final standings earning the Rookie of the year award. However not until 2003 did he start competing full-time in NASCAR’s top divisions, and that year he had a win at Pepsi 400 at Daytona. Biffle made a name for himself in his sophomore season in 2004, earning the pole in the Daytona 500. He then signed a 3-year extension contract with Roush Fenway Racing, even though he had no wins during the 26-race season in 2008. This time he did make it for Chase in the Sprint Cup and won the first two races, one at Dover and New Hampshire. He currently holds the title for the only driver to win the first two Chase races in 1 season. The following year in 2009, he failed to record any wins while racing in Chase for the second time!!

2010- He currently drives the #16 for Roush Fenway Racing as well as #27 for Baker Curb Racing. Greg won the Red Cross 500 event at Sunoco Speedway 2 weekends ago. While competing in the Sprint Cup Series this victory made # 15th for his total career win! Greg Maintained the lead for 30 laps that evening in Pennsylvania knowing he was going to leave with this one under his belt! Greg said before even taking this one home that he was going to win for Jack. Jack the team's owner (Roush Fenway Racing) was involved in a plane crash. He has been released however received scaring due to this one. He was in the hospital for over a week due to major face injuries. Greg did qualify for the Chase this year and is currently holding 11^th in the standings only 487 points behind the leader Kevin Harvick.