Greg Biffle

Greg Biffle

53-Year-Old Driver  
NY Racing
NY Racing
2023 Fantasy Outlook
No 2023 plans have been announced. Team made 5 starts in the first 10 events of 2022 with a top finish of 20th-place at Atlanta. Biffle and the team may likely race part-time again in the upcoming season. Read Past Outlooks
Fails inspection three times
NASCAR Cup
April 3, 2022
Biffle will serve a pass through penalty at the start of Sunday's Cup Series race at Richmond Raceway due failing inspection three times, Jim Utter of Motorsport.com reports.
ANALYSIS
When in this car, Biffle has had some solid runs for a team with a budget the fraction of the size of some of NASCAR's best. Unfortunately, this will make things very difficult and he will likely be multiple laps down by the end of Stage 1.
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NASCAR Trucks DFS:  Worldwide Express 250
128 days ago
Stewart Friesen enters the final race of the regular season just nine points back of the cutline. He is one of the drivers C.J. Radune is targeting in DFS at Richmond. Find out some of his other top DFS values.
NASCAR DFS Trucks:  Speedycash.com 250
247 days ago
The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series is set to do its first standalone race of 2023. While the Cup and Xfinity Series are in Richmond, the trucks take on Texas Motor Speedway and C.J. Radune breaks it all down.
NASCAR Trucks DFS: Worldwide Express 250
August 12, 2022
Richmond Raceway will host the second race in the opening round of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series playoffs this week, with John Hunter Nemechek one of the favorites to win.
Past Fantasy Outlooks
2021
2017
2014
2008
2006
Biffle has made one start in each of the last two truck series seasons. One of those was a Texas victory for Kyle Busch Motorsports. While Biffle is retired from full-time racing, he does enjoy the occasional lone start in this division of NASCAR. His 2021 plans have not been announced but we wouldn't be surprised to see him pop up at least once during the upcoming season.
At the time of this writing Biffle was still a free agent looking for a ride. He left Roush Fenway Racing at the end of the 2016 season after posting his worst season on record since becoming a full-time driver in the Monster Energy Cup Series. Biffle is just 46-years-old, and we believe he still has plenty of good racing left in him. However, the opportunities are few and the quality rides are fewer these days in what is a shrinking top division in NASCAR. There are less teams than last year and even fewer than the year before that. Biffle will likely sign with someone, but his opportunity to outperform last season's lowly three Top-10 finishes is not very likely. Watch closely to see where this veteran driver lands, but chances of it being an impactful team are quite small.
The last two seasons have been difficult at best for the Roush Fenway Racing veteran. The performance of this driver and of Roush in general have been well below historical standards. Last season in particular was bad for Biffle. He turned in his worst season since his rookie year of 2003 with only a scant four top-10 finishes for the entire season. The rebuilding effort within the No. 16 team will begin in full starting in 2016. This is the lead stable of this organization, and Jack Roush won't let it languish any longer. Brian Pattie has been brought in to crew chief for Biffle and the team. He comes over from years of success with Clint Bowyer at Michael Waltrip Racing. Biffle has the skills to succeed, it's just up to Roush to make the cars faster and Pattie to make them handle better. There's nowhere to go but up for Biffle in the upcoming season, so he makes a good buy-low fantasy racing candidate.
Biffle entered last season’s Chase for the Cup as the standings leader. He won two races during the first 26 races of the season and was in great position to challenge for the championship. However, a slowdown in the Chase for the Cup erased those title hopes. Biffle managed six Top 10’s during the playoff format, but eventually slipped to fifth in the final point standings. This is a microcosm of the Roush Fenway Racing veteran’s Cup career. Biffle has the skill to win a couple races each season and the ability to push the 20 Top 10 plateau but just lacks the ability to get over the hump for that championship cup. How will Biffle’s late-season fade affect his 2013? Probably not well. Recent history has shown that drivers who come up short late in the season start the next campaign slowly.
After a 2005 season that saw Biffle finish as runner-up to the championship, and collect a series leading six wins, Biffle focuses on a championship run in 2006. Biffle has won championships on every level he's raced, so we like his chances for the cup this season.
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Qualifies for Daytona 500
NASCAR Cup
February 17, 2022
Biffle finished 13th in the Bluegreen Vacations Duel 2 NASCAR Cup Series race at Daytona International Speedway Thursday night.
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Attempting to qualify for Daytona
NASCAR Cup
February 14, 2022
NY Racing announced Monday that Greg Biffle will be their driver and attempt to qualify for the Daytona 500, Bob Pockrass of Fox Sports reports.
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Making cameo in Truck Series
Gander Outdoors Truck
August 27, 2020
GMS Racing announced Thursday that Biffle will join its team to drive the No. 24 Chevrolet in the Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series event at Darlington on Sept. 8, Motorsport.com reports.
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iRacing at Texas
Retired
March 27, 2020
Biffle will make his return to Roush Fenway's No. 16 this weekend, when he takes the wheel of the Castrol© Ford Mustang in Sunday's eNASCAR iRacing Pro Invitational Series event set at Texas Motor Speedway, Roush Feneway Racing PR reports.
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Wins SpeedyCash.com 400
Gander Outdoors Truck
June 8, 2019
Biffle rolled to a lucrative NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series triumph with a $50,000 payday in his comeback race Friday night at Texas Motor Speedway, sidestepping a flurry of crashes to win the first-ever race in the Triple Truck Challenge bonus program, NASCAR.com reports.
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