In the first Las Vegas race with the Gen 5 car, otherwise known of the Car of Tomorrow, Carl Edwards took the lead on lap 195 and held off a strong field with Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Greg Biffle to ...

Greg Biffle, a seasoned NASCAR driver, knows this reality all too intimately. Despite a formidable career decorated with wins across Truck, Xfinity, and Cup Series, Biffle was denied the chance to ...

Greg Biffle showcased his commitment to being sleeveless after a bet with popular YouTuber Cleetus McFarland, which they placed at the Daytona International Circuit earlier. In a recent YouTube ...

Former NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Greg Biffle recently sat down with stock car racing Hall of Famer Dale Earnhardt Jr. on his podcast, "Dale Jr. Download." During the podcast, Biffle revealed ...

Over 500 investors who made money with Victoria, B.C., Ponzi schemer Greg Martel are facing a newly announced court action seeking to claw back combined profits in the tens of millions of dollars.

"Greg [Taylor] was in the squad and late this afternoon, when we're at the hotel, his wife went into labour. Family is more important than football so we sent him away to be with her." ...

Elfman's role as Dharma scored her a Golden Globe and three Emmy nominations. From there, the actress remained on our screens thanks to roles on Courting Alex, 1600 Penn, Growing Up Fisher ...

During Harvick’s storied career—his 121 combined wins in NASCAR make him third all time—he had on-camera dustups with Greg Biffle, Chase Elliott, Juan Pablo Montoya, and Kurt Busch.

Judge Greg Mathis and Linda Reese Mathis reconciled in November after her July divorce filing Liza Esquibias is an Editorial Intern at PEOPLE. She is a rising senior majoring in Journalism at ...

Biffle, while he will no doubt be keen to land back in at Verdansk, is struggling to get fully invested, as the hacking problem has failed to be curtailed and, if anything, has got even worse in r ...

Former three-time world titlist Greg Haugen has died of cancer at the age of 64. Haugen won the IBF lightweight belt in 1986, four years after turning pro, with a majority decision over Jimmy Paul.