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Plane owned by Greg Biffle crashes in Statesville. Photos of the Statesville Regional Airport plane crash are posted below.

Greg Biffle family and NASCAR issue statements after plane crash. Seven died in the crash at the Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina.

Only five of Wood Brothers Racing's 101 Cup Series wins have come after 1993, but the historic team is getting back to the front with Josh Berry.

Multiple sources have now confirmed that the former NASCAR driver and his family were on board a plane that crashed in North Carolina.

Denny Hamlin is looking for an apology from NASCAR Channel 90 after the lawsuit has been settled. "Animosity ends with accountability."

NASCAR is a leading form of auto racing in the United States, known for its high-speed oval track competitions and passionate fanbase. It features multiple series, including the NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series, and Craftsman Truck Series, each showcasin...

Dale Earnhardt Jr predicts a surge in the cost of NASCAR charters. Evergreen charters have been introduced to NASCAR after the lawsuit.

The Hendrick Motorsports owner avoided testifying in what could have been an uncomfortable trial, and came away with exactly what he'd been asking for all along: permanent charters.

Rick Hendrick comments after the NASCAR lawsuit settlement. 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports have settled their lawsuit with NASCAR.

Kyle Larson says no championship format is coming to High Limit. Larson also talks about the upcoming NASCAR playoff format change.

Top 10 NASCAR diecast cars of 2025. View the images of all the top diecasts. Justin Allgaier is the top-selling diecast of 2025

Bass Pro Shops owner calls out NASCAR commissioner Steve Phelps. Did this letter from Johnny Morris spark a settlement in the NASCAR lawsuit?

NASCAR lawsuit settled; Comments from both sides. Hear from both sides after the NASCAR lawsuit has been settled.

Richard Childress attempted to sell a portion of his NASCAR team. Bobby Hillin Jr attempted to buy a stake in RCR.

Michael Jordan and Bob Jenkins walked into a federal courtroom as underdogs fighting for their teams' survival. They walked out with permanent charters for everyone and NASCAR's private ownership model exposed.

The way NASCAR had long done business had become obsolete, but the antitrust suit brought by Michael Jordan and settled on Thursday, changes that.