A championship semi-retired NASCAR driver with ties to Florida A&M has passed away. On Thursday, Dec. 18, Greg Biffle was one of seven passengers killed in a plane crash at the Statesville, North ...

Former NASCAR star Greg Biffle was among multiple people killed in a plane crash at Statesville Regional Airport in rural North Carolina, Gov. Josh Stein confirmed on Thursday. The official social ...

Semi-retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and six others died in a private plane crash in North Carolina. Biffle, his wife, son, and daughter were among the seven passengers killed in the crash. In 2022, ...

Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, along with his wife and two children, died Thursday after a private jet he owned crashed at a North Carolina airport, Rep. Richard Hudson confirmed. The crash ...

Greg Biffle’s tragic death in a plane crash left the NASCAR world reeling last week, and former racing star Mark Martin appeared to still be in shock. Martin made his feelings about Biffle’s death ...

Retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle died with his family in a plane crash in North Carolina on Thursday, Dec. 18, at age 55. The former NASCAR driver, who had great success in Michigan, was killed ...

The 2025 College Football Playoff field is set. The matchups, locations and kickoff times for the first round have been announced, with action beginning Friday, Dec. 19. There will be four first-round ...

TNT and TBS are airing holiday programming events called 'Christmas Maximus' and 'All I Watch For Christmas'. The holiday programming includes movies like "A Christmas Story" and sitcom marathons for ...

Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and six others died in a plane crash at Statesville Regional Airport. The Cessna business jet, owned by a Biffle-affiliated company, attempted to return to the airport ...

NASCAR has yet to release details about its next points championship and playoff format, leaving fans and teams waiting for clarity. During a recent conversation, Kaulig Racing CEO Chris Rice ...

In NASCAR’s early days, traveling in private aircraft was rare. Fireball Roberts and Curtis Turner possessed pilot’s licenses in the 1960s as did legendary NASCAR mechanic and innovator Smokey Yunick.