Joey Logano remembers Greg Biffle with heartfelt message after deadly plane crash

More and more touching messages pile up honoring Greg Biffle. Joey Logano raced against Biffle for years as a young driver. Biffle was one of the veterans of the sport by the time Logano got to the Cup Series. The two NASCAR drivers had their fair share of battles on track.

It seems that every driver, team member, and person that Biffle came into contact with has nothing but good things to say. As a driver, friend, humanitarian, and overall human being.

Logano took time to reflect on Biffle’s life and accomplishments today. In this touching message, he remembers the late driver for what he did on and off the track.

“Still at a loss for words regarding the tragedy that happened yesterday,” Logano posted to social media. “My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone impacted by this extremely unfortunate incident. I will forever look back on our friendly battles in a race car, but more importantly, I’ll remember Greg for his bravery and huge heart for his immediate actions to help so many after Hurricane Helene struck.

“Greg truly inspired so many and that’s why he was a Champion on and off the race track. Prayers to all that were impacted and let us all hug those a little closer to us this holiday season.”

There have been so many reactions and tributes to Greg Biffle, his family, and those who died in the plane crash. The NASCAR world is once again shaken by an aviation tragedy, something that seems to happen all too often in a sport where you would assume the danger is on the track.

Joey Logano remembers the late Greg Biffle

Joey Logano has joined the NASCAR world in mourning Greg Biffle and his family. There isn’t much else to do in a moment like this. The racing community has come together to support one another emotionally through this. Still, it has left the sport in a standstill, and rightfully so.

Among all of the emotions, Mark Martin had one of the most genuine reactions to the news. Martin knows all too well the pain these aviation tragedies can bring. He lost his father, stepmom, and half-sister in a crash back in 1998. The retired racer expressed frustration at the situation, one that feels all too common in NASCAR.

There is no right or wrong way to process tragedy. However, the way Joey Logano and other drivers and those associated with NASCAR have come together to honor and remember Biffle – that feels right. A terrible day in the sport.