gregory jack biffle drove the number 16 car in nascar.
who drove the number 16 car in nascar?
gregory jack biffle
gregory jack biffle (born december 23, 1969) is an american professional stock car racing driver. he currently competes part-time in the nascar gander outdoors truck series, driving the no. 51 toyota tundra for kyle busch motorsports, and part-time in the stadium super trucks in the continental ag truck. after racing in the nascar winter heat series in the mid-1990s, he was recommended to jack roush by former announcer benny parsons. he was the 1998 nascar craftsman truck series rookie of the year. he won the 2000 craftsman truck championship. he reprised this progression in the nascar busch series, winning the 2001 rookie of the year, immediately followed by winning the 2002 championship. biffle drove in the nascar sprint cup series for roush from 2003 until 2016, winning 19 races in the no. 16 ford. he currently is also an analyst for nbc sports' show "nascar america".
greg biffle
the no. 16 car made its busch series debut at daytona in 2006. greg biffle drove the ameriquest car in 20 races, winning once at california speedway. for 2007, biffle shared driving duties of the 3m ford fusion with todd kluever. for 2008, citifinancial and 3m were the sponsors on the car, with biffle, jamie mcmurray, and colin braun sharing the driving duties. biffle drove most of the races, mcmurray drove at atlanta, texas, and phoenix. colin braun drove with two pole wins at mexico city and o'reilly raceway park. braun, kenseth, ricky stenhouse jr., and biffle drove the car in 2009, with biffle winning twice and kenseth once.
roush fenway racing in the xfinity series