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NASCAR champion Greg Biffle dies in plane crash

Tributes pour in following former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle’s plane crash

The Cessna C550 had departed Statesville Regional Airport and was returning to the airport to land when it hit the ground and erupted into a large fire, according to The Associated Press.

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NASCAR driver Greg Biffle’s emotional last post with wife a week before they died in fiery plane crash

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NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, family, others killed in Statesville, NC, plane crash

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NASCAR's Greg Biffle, wife, 2 kids, three others killed in plane crash

Former NASCAR champion Greg Biffle died in a plane crash on Thursday, Dec. 18, in Statesville, North Carolina, the family revealed in a released statement.

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Federal regulators to begin sifting through wreckage of North Carolina plane crash that killed 7

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Who is Greg Biffle? Former NASCAR driver, family killed in plane crash

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7 Killed in North Carolina Jet Crash

The plane was registered to the NASCAR driver Greg Biffle.

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NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, 6 others killed in plane crash

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Plane crashes outside of Charlotte, N.C.

Video shows fiery North Carolina plane crash that killed NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and six others

Video shows the fiery North Carolina plane crash that killed retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, his wife, their two children, and three others shortly after takeoff.

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Who was Greg Biffle? NASCAR Driver Was Aboard Plane Involved in NC Crash

Over his career, Biffle made more than 500 Cup Series starts and was a familiar presence in NASCAR’s top division.

NASCAR’s RFK Owner/Driver Brad Keselowski Breaks Leg In Skiing Crash

More bad news for NASCAR's RFK Racing as owner/driver Brad Keselowski broke his leg in a skiing accident hours after former Roush driver Greg Biffle died in plane crash.

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CCTV Captures Horror Moment Plane Carrying NASCAR Driver Burts Into Flames

Shocking CCTV footage captured the moment a small plane carrying a former NASCAR driver and his family crashed on Thursday, December 18, in Statesville, North Carolina, killing at least seven.Video captured by Bobby Renwick shows the moment the aircraft burst into flames at Statesville Regional Airport.