Last month, NASCAR legend Greg Biffle was among seven killed in a tragic plane crash in Statesville, North Carolina. The veteran driver spent the majority of his career with RFK Racing, which took it upon themselves to honor Biffle with a new display at their team museum, which is open to the public.
It includes the car Biffle won his 19th and final Cup race with at Michigan in 2013, which was also Ford’s 1000th NASCAR victory. The trophy from that day is also present, along with a commemorative coin and a race-winning diecast. Another trophy featured is from his 2012 win at Texas Motor Speedway.
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The display also features Biffle’s National Guard firesuit, and the Victory Lane champagne bottle from his 2006 Southern 500 victory. Biffle won twice at Dover, and the Miles the Monster trophy holding his 2008 car is also a part of the exhibit. He beat teammates Matt Kenseth and Carl Edwards in a 1-2-3 finish for the team that day.
Biffle earned 56 wins across the three national divisions of NASCAR, and 53 of those came while driving Roush equipment. He became a champion in the Truck Series in 2000 and the O’Reilly Auto Parts (then known as Busch Grand National) Series in 2002.
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