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PLAYERS: Greg Biffle
Greg Biffle comes into the Texas Motor Speedway as the most recent winner at the track. In April he led 90 laps on route to the victory after starting in the third position. That was his second career win at the Texas track, first since 2005. His record in the spring event are slightly better than his fall record, having 9 starts, those 2 wins, 4 top 5s, and 6 top 10s compared to 8 fall starts, 3 top 5s, and 4 top 10s. He’ll look to get the sweep in Sunday’s AAA Texas 500. Team:          No. 16 3M Ford Fusion Crew Chief:  Matt Puccia Chassis:      Primary: RK-809   Last ran Dover – finished 16th                          Backup: RK-803    Last ran Pocono – finished 15th   The car: Chassis RK-809 is the same car that won the spring race at Texas and also won at Michigan.  Texas Stats: Biffle has led a total of 732 laps in 17 starts at Texas Motor Speedway, making Texas his number one track for total laps led on the Sprint Cup circuit and he ranks second in
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