| Gregory Jack Biffle, originally from Vancouver, | | | | tie-breaker for second because of his previous |
| Washington was born on December 23rd, 1969. This | | | | winnings. The next following years were a bit of a |
| avid bungee jumper has always been involved with | | | | rollercoaster for Greg after he won at Darlington |
| cars and fondly calls his father a "real gearhead". The | | | | Raceway and Homestead-Miami Speedway but he |
| two Biffle's used to stay up late tinkering on their | | | | didn't excel as well at the Pocono Raceway, the |
| cars. In fact, the first car that Greg owned was a | | | | Brickyard and the Watkins Glen International. |
| 1976 Firebird that he and his father bought when he | | | | Off the track, Greg Biffle also enjoys doing other |
| was 15. He built up the first motor on his own car | | | | outdoor activities. He has bungee jumped on four |
| and remembers that it was a 427 big block engine. | | | | different continents, he likes fishing particularly deep |
| Biffle used a 1972 Ford Torino when he was 17 on | | | | sea fishing in Mexico. He also recently married his |
| the tracks at Washington. | | | | girlfriend Nicole Lunders on October 17th, 2007. Greg |
| Greg became a familiar name when he raced in the | | | | has also made several television appearances which |
| Winter Heat in 1995. His talent caught the eye of | | | | include "Yes, Dear" and "On Your Marks, Get Set, |
| former NASCAR champion Benny Parsons who then | | | | Mow". |
| made Jack Roush take notice of the upcoming racer. | | | | More important to the Biffle's are the foundation |
| Greg then went on to win the 1998 Rookie of the | | | | they started. The Greg Biffle Foundation was |
| Year Award in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. | | | | founded in 2005 and is currently managed by both |
| After that he continued his golden streak and | | | | Greg and Nicole Biffle. The foundation seeks to bring |
| brought home the truck series championship two | | | | a culture of humane awareness and wants to |
| years later. In 2001, he bagged the Busch Series | | | | improve the living conditions of animals. They do this |
| Rookie of the Year and in the following season Biffle | | | | by channeling the motor sports industry. Both Greg |
| became the first driver to win both the major league | | | | and Nicole are very active participants in many of the |
| NASCAR events in a single season, the Craftsman | | | | foundation's programs. |
| Truck and Busch Series Championships. In 2002, Greg | | | | Nicole is currently holding the position of the Iredell |
| ran his first NASCAR NEXTEL Cup series at the | | | | Friends of the Animals while Greg is the board vice |
| California Speedway for Roush Fenway Racing. He | | | | President. The objective behind Iredell Friends of the |
| was in 7 races with 3 top-5 starts and finished at 13. | | | | Animals is help minimize the amount of animal |
| He then proceeded to compete in NASCAR's top | | | | euthanized and encourages the adoption of |
| circuit, the NEXTEL cup, full time in 2003 which he | | | | unwanted animals. They plan to build a no-kill facility |
| finished in 20th place. He went on to get his first win | | | | and adoption education center. They are both major |
| at the Daytona International Speedway and then to | | | | philanthropists and volunteer whenever possible. Both |
| finish up second for Raybestos Rookie of the Year. | | | | the Biffle's helped raised money after Hurricane |
| His stardom rising with a cool steady hand as he | | | | Katrina to help the animals that were unfortunate |
| continued to tear the tracks in 2004. | | | | enough to suffer through the hurricane. The Greg |
| In 2005, he was tied with his teammate Carl Edwards | | | | Biffle foundation raised more than $10 000 during a |
| for second in the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup | | | | NASCAR Day Telethon where pledges were called in |
| Championship although after that he won the | | | | during the whole day event. |