Greg Biffle News

The rumor that will NOT die: Stewart/Ganassi:

The rumor that will NOT die: Stewart/Ganassi:

July 28, 2003
According to Winston Salem Journal sources, car owner Chip Ganassi and sponsor Target are offering Tony Stewart five million dollars a year, plus bonuses. That would be nearly three times as much money as he's making with car owner Joe Gibbs, according to sources close

Drivers Ticked off with each other after NHIS:

Drivers Ticked off with each other after NHIS:

July 21, 2003
lots of skirmishes at New Hampshire on Sunday for the New England 300. The first one started right off the bat, 9 laps into the race: #0-John Andretti [yep. .I put a #43 first] and #7-Jimmy Spencer - Andretti was incensed with Spencer, who hit Andretti on Lap 9 of

Johnson wins the New England 300

Johnson wins the New England 300

July 20, 2003
at New Hampshire Intl Speedway. It is Johnson's 2nd win of 2003 and the 5th of his career. #29-Kevin Harvick finished 2nd. #16-Greg Biffle was the highest finishing rookie and #30-Steve Park got his first top 10 with the #30 team. The featured 12 cautions and it seemed

All Five Roush Cup drivers to run Busch races in 2004?

All Five Roush Cup drivers to run Busch races in 2004?

July 19, 2003
Roush Racing has had trouble finding sponsors for its part-time Busch teams this year; but Geoff Smith expects that to change next season. "We're having a great selling season right now," he said. "And I expect that next year every single one of our guys will be in

Roush Racing to announce Truck Series plans July 15th UPDATE 3 will be at Gateway AND staying in the series:

Roush Racing to announce Truck Series plans July 15th UPDATE 3 will be at Gateway AND staying in the series:

July 14, 2003
Roush Racing will announce its plans for current NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series drivers #50-Jon Wood and #99-Carl Edwards on Tuesday, July 15. Roush Racing has been a part of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series since the series inception in 1995. The truck series has

Bodine to start the #88 UPDATE to the #7:

Bodine to start the #88 UPDATE to the #7:

July 12, 2003
during Winston Cup qualifying, Todd Bodine said he would start the #88 NEMCO Chevy at Chicago, doesn't sound like he will run long in it. Greg Biffle qualified it 12th, seems to be a good car, would like to see him run it.(7-11-2003) UPDATE: Todd Bodine will drive

Testing at Watkins Glen:

Testing at Watkins Glen:

July 10, 2003
July 28th and 29th are the annual NASCAR Winston Cup test days at Watkins Glen International. The tentative lineup signed up to attend: #24-Jeff Gordon, #17-Matt Kenseth, #6-Mark Martin, #31-Robby Gordon, #88-Dale Jarrett, #40-Sterling Marlin, #8-Dale Earnhardt Jr., #

Monsters in Busch UPDATE:

Monsters in Busch UPDATE:

July 10, 2003
hearing that three teams (so far) will run 'Monster' schemes, not sure when, maybe near Halloween? #7-Randy Lajoie, #20-Mike Bliss, #23-Scott Wimmer and #87-Kyle Busch [Memphis added to sched].(5-16-2003) UPDATE - The Monsters are Roaring to Life, set to invade Memphis

#16

#16

July 9, 2003
when Greg Biffle won with the #16 at Daytona on July 5th, 2003, it was the first time since September 1st, 1975 at Darlington when Bobby Allison won that the #16 has been in victory lane. See my Wins by Car Number/First and Last wins by car number page .(7-9-2003)

Testing at Indy SPEEDS:

Testing at Indy SPEEDS:

July 9, 2003
NASCAR Winston Cup Series teams will test July 8-9 and July 14-16 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in preparation for the 10th annual Brickyard 400 on Aug. 3. Unlike previous years, the 2003 tests are not mandatory for teams. The hours of testing for each day are

Biffle Joins Exclusive Crowd:

Biffle Joins Exclusive Crowd:

July 9, 2003
With his Winston Cup win at Daytona on Saturday night, Greg Biffle became the sixth driver to win a race in all three of NASCAR's national series [Cup, Busch, Trucks]. The club also includes Mark Martin, Bobby Hamilton, Kevin Harvick, Terry Labonte and Ken Schrader

Stuff:

Stuff:

July 9, 2003
Jimmie Johnson not only won the inaugural NASCAR Busch Series race at Chicago in 2001, but it was his also his first series win. Johnny Sauter followed Johnson with a win at Chicago last year, which was also his first NASCAR Busch Series victory. At new NASCAR Busch

Biffle in a different GM car at Chicago…but just to qualify UPDATE will run the race:

Biffle in a different GM car at Chicago…but just to qualify UPDATE will run the race:

July 9, 2003
Winston Cup rookie and former Busch series champion Greg Biffle is entered in Saturday's Busch race at Chicagoland Speedway, but not with the team he raced with last weekend at Daytona. Biffle will not drive Evans Motorsports' #7 Chevy, which he drove last weekend

Early TV Ratings for Daytona UPDATE:

Early TV Ratings for Daytona UPDATE:

July 8, 2003
NBC’s broadcast of Saturday night’s Pepsi 400 drew a 5.1 overnight rating and 10 share from Nielsen Media Research to top all sports events on television this weekend, the Sports Business Daily says. The race ratings easily outdrew the 4.0/11 NBC garnered for the Wimbledon

Biffle helps boost a rookie streak, and takes points lead:

Biffle helps boost a rookie streak, and takes points lead:

July 7, 2003
A Raybestos Rookie Contender has now won at least one race every season since 1999, dating back to Tony Stewart's win at Richmond in September, 1999. Other freshman drivers to win: Earnhardt Jr. (Richmond, 2000), Matt Kenseth (Charlotte, 2000), Harvick (Atlanta, 2001