Greg Biffle

Greg Biffle won 19 Cup Series races and 20 poles across 503 starts, establishing himself as one of the most formidable short-track racers of his generation and a driver who could contend for championships when given the right equipment. The Vancouver, Washington native was a force at Roush Fenway Racing from 2003 through 2016, producing results that anchored the organization's multi-car Cup operation. Before his Cup career, Biffle won both the Truck Series championship in 2000 and the Xfinity Series title in 2002, becoming one of the few drivers to win championships in both developmental series before moving to Cup full-time. That dual-championship background informed a driving style that was technically precise and tactically astute. Biffle's Cup career peaked in 2005, when he won six races and finished second in the championship standings behind Tony Stewart. His ability to dominate at tracks like Kansas, Homestead, and Michigan -- intermediate speedways that reward aerodynamic efficiency and throttle management -- made him one of the most dangerous competitors in that discipline. His 19 Cup wins and his championships in Trucks and Xfinity tell the story of a complete racing talent who excelled at every level of NASCAR competition. Biffle never won the Cup title, but his body of work across three national series places him firmly among the most accomplished drivers of his era.

Written by Richard R. Glover, NASCAR Reference