DHL 400, Michigan International Speedway, June 20th, 2004
Greg Biffle
Team: Roush Racing
Car: No. 16 National Guard Ford
Owner: Jack Roush
Crew Chief: Doug Richert
Chassis: RK-226 (finished 11th at Pocono last week)
Greg Biffle on racing at Michigan International Speedway:
“We had one of our best finishes of the season last year at Michigan. I really like the track and I’m looking forward to returning there this weekend. We had a strong run last week at Pocono and we’re taking the same car this weekend. That makes it a little tough on the guys, but I know they’ll do a good job turning it around.”
Crew Chief Doug Richert on racing at Michigan International Speedway:
"Michigan is very similar to California and Greg led 27 laps there earlier this year. The California car is the one that was damaged in the All-Star event. Since we can't take that one, the next best thing is to take RK 226, which has a very similar body style. We ran it last week at Pocono for the first time and Greg seemed pretty happy with it. We'll use the California notes and a similar setup and hope we'll be as good as we were there."
Fast Facts
Roush Racing is a subsidiary of Roush Industries, based in nearby Livonia, Mich.
Greg Biffle will be pulling double duty this weekend, traveling back and forth from Michigan to Kentucky to participate in both the NEXTEL Cup and Busch Series events. His plans are to qualify and participate in all Cup practice sessions and to qualify and run Happy Hour in the Busch car.
Biffle has two Craftsman Truck Series wins at Michigan International Speedway.
