Greg Biffle goes viral for sleeveless outfit in NASCAR broadcast booth at Darlington

How about this for a NASCAR Throwback Weekend surprise? Honorary Pace Car Driver Greg Biffle made an appearance on the FOX broadcast. This Goodyear 400 is just getting interesting as William Byron continues to dominate.

Greg Biffle is one of the most beloved figures in NASCAR. A real racer’s racer. During his career he made a living being one of those blue-collar guys that worked his way up through the ranks with Roush.

Even today, he keeps that blue-collar attitude. When he showed up on the FOX broadcast, there was one thing missing. Well, two things. His sleeves! Among the suits of Clint Bowyer, Mike Joy, and Kevin Harvick, he seems a bit underdressed, no?

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Greg Biffle made headlines last year when he started flying his helicopter around North Carolina in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene flooding. There were many difficulties helping those in the mountain communities of the state and people like Biffle assisted with their own equipment and time.

The NASCAR world came together along with the North Carolina community. Drivers, teams, and more assisted with relief efforts.

For Throwback Weekend, Greg Biffle was joined by Carl Edwards as the two guests of honor, along with the entire Wood Brothers Racing family. Biffle drove the pace car, Edwards waved the green flag, and the Woods gave the command to start engines. A perfect start to the race.

There have been a lot of guests in the booth today. Kyle and Richard Petty joined the guys for a while. It has been a great look at the history of the sport throughout the afternoon.

Greg Biffle joins FOX for William Byron dominance

Through the first two stages of this race, pole sitter William Byron has not given up the lead. Not once. Every single lap of this race has been led by that 24 car and it feels like Jeff Gordon is the one behind the wheel of that 2015 paint scheme.

Greg Biffle joined the booth just as Byron finished up the second stage. However, he is starting to look mortal. Joey Logano is chasing him down and Logano is in that Cale Yarborough throwback. Now THAT is a “What If?” scenario that every NASCAR fan wishes could come true. Gordon vs. Yarborough at Darlington? Come on.

We’ll have to take Joey Logano and William Byron instead, though. Not the worst downgrade in the world. After all, Logano has three championships. Byron still has a lot of work to do, but at 27, he has a lot of time to do it.