Greg Biffle News

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

July 10, 2010
[after Chicago, race 19 of 36]: rank, car#, driver, points, behind 1) #29-Kevin Harvick [2 wins], 2745 2) #24-Jeff Gordon, 2642, -103 3) #48-Jimmie Johnson [5 wins], 2557, -188 4) #18-Denny Hamlin [5 wins], 2542, -203 5) #2-Kurt Busch [2 wins], 2524, -221 6) #18-Kyle

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

July 3, 2010
[after Daytona, race 18 of 36]: rank, car#, driver, points, behind 1) #29-Kevin Harvick [2 wins], 2684 2) #24-Jeff Gordon, 2472 -212 3) #48-Jimmie Johnson [5 wins], 2459 -225 4) #2-Kurt Busch [2 wins], 2439 -245 5) #18-Denny Hamlin [5 wins], 2400 -284 6) #18-Kyle Busch

Chase Notes & Stats after race #17:

Chase Notes & Stats after race #17:

July 2, 2010
#99-Carl Edwards' 25th at Loudon chopped 54 of the 57 point advantage he held over 13th place after Infineon. His decline over the last several races has brought several drivers into close contention for the Top 12. He is joined in jeopardy by stablemate #16-Greg Biffle

New Hampshire News & Facts:

New Hampshire News & Facts:

June 29, 2010
'¢ Jimmie Johnson won the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. It was his 52nd Cup series victory in his 308th race and his fifth win in 2010, tying Denny Hamlin for the most this season. It was Johnson's third New Hampshire win in 17 races

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

June 27, 2010
[after New Hampshire, race 17 of 36]: rank, car#, driver, points, behind 1) #29-Kevin Harvick [1 win], 2489 2) #48-Jimmie Johnson [5 wins], 2384, -105 3) #18-Kyle Busch [2 wins], 2328, -161 4) #11-Denny Hamlin [5 wins], 2304, -185 5) #24-Jeff Gordon, 2302, -187 6) #

Truex accepts Gordon apology, but…:

Truex accepts Gordon apology, but…:

June 27, 2010
#24-Jeff Gordon might have to watch his bumper when the flag drops for Sunday's race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. He left last week's race at Infineon Raceway as NASCAR's most wanted for a series of overly aggressive moves on the track. One of those times led to

Red Cross scheme for Biffle:

Red Cross scheme for Biffle:

June 24, 2010
This weekend at New Hampshire, the #16 Ford Fusion of Greg Biffle will have a new American Red Cross paint scheme. This is the first of two races for the Red Cross paint scheme with the second being Texas in the fall. Every two seconds, someone in America needs blood

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

June 20, 2010
[after Infineon, race 16 of 36]: rank, car#, driver, points, behind 1) #29-Kevin Harvick [1 win], 2334 2) #48-Jimmie Johnson [4 wins], 2194, -140 3) #18-Kyle Busch [2 wins], 2193, -141 4) #11-Denny Hamlin [5 wins], 2183, -151 5) #24-Jeff Gordon, 2142, -192 6) #2-Kurt

Hamlin joins a list:of winners

Hamlin joins a list:of winners

June 16, 2010
#11-Denny Hamlin's win at Michigan, is his 5th in the first 15 races of the season. This is the 16th time in NASCAR's modern era (since 1972) that a driver has won five of the first 15 Sprint Cup series races in a season. All but one of those drivers (David Pearson

Office Depot & 3M team add twist to Small Business of NASCAR deal:

Office Depot & 3M team add twist to Small Business of NASCAR deal:

June 16, 2010
Office Depot, the Official Office Products Partner of NASCAR, is teaming up with 3M®, also an Official NASCAR Partner, and Tony Stewart, driver of the #14 Office Depot/Old Spice Chevy, and Greg Biffle, driver of the #16 3M Ford, to put a competitive new twist

Crew Chief changes for the #16 team UPDATE3:

Crew Chief changes for the #16 team UPDATE3:

June 15, 2010
Ben Leslie has been named interim crew chief for the Roush Fenway Racing #16 Nationwide Series team, a team spokesman has confirmed. He replaces Eddie Pardue. Leslie, who started the year as crew chief for Ricky Stenhouse Jr., had more recently been overseeing the

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

2010 Sprint Cup Driver Championship Points Standings:

June 13, 2010
[after Michigan, race 15 of 36]: rank, car#, driver, points, behind 1) #29-Kevin Harvick [1 win], 2169 2) #18-Kyle Busch [2 wins], 2147, -22 3) #11-Denny Hamlin [5 wins], 2122, -47 4) #2-Kurt Busch [2 wins], 2051, -118 5) #17-Matt Kenseth, 2019, -150 6) #48-Jimmie

Crew Chief changes for the #16 team UPDATE2:

Crew Chief changes for the #16 team UPDATE2:

June 11, 2010
Ben Leslie has been named interim crew chief for the Roush Fenway Racing #16 Nationwide Series team, a team spokesman has confirmed. He replaces Eddie Pardue. Leslie, who started the year as crew chief for Ricky Stenhouse Jr., had more recently been overseeing the

Kelly in the #27 at Road America? UPDATE:

Kelly in the #27 at Road America? UPDATE:

June 10, 2010
hearing that Owen Kelly will drive the #27 for Baker Curb at Road America. Kelly is a former JR Motorsports late model driver, and former V8 Supercar driver.(6-10-2010) UPDATE: Australian Owen Kelly will make his NASCAR debut when he races for Baker Curb Racing in

Logano’s father warned:

Logano’s father warned:

June 8, 2010
The father of Sprint Cup driver Joey Logano will not have his NASCAR credential pulled for the second time in a year after being called to the hauler for his behavior following Sunday's race at Pocono Raceway. But Tom Logano was told strongly by NASCAR officials that