Greg Biffle posted about 2026 plans, wife Cristina and ‘life’ before Cessna plane crash; ‘heartbreaking’
An Instagram post from days before Greg Biffle’s death has resurfaced, showing him gifting a fan a Corvette and cash during his annual “Biffmas” giveaway.
An Instagram post by former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, shared days before his death, has resurfaced after the 55-year-old was killed with his family of three in a plane crash in Statesville, North Carolina Wednesday.
The Instagram video shows Biffle calling up a fan for 'Biffmas' - the former NASCAR driver's annual Christmas giveaway, where he gifts a fan connected with his social media challenge. In Sunday's video, Biffle can be seen giving the fan a Corvette sports car along with a cash gift of $1,200.
“Thanks so much for sharing the videos this Biffmas can’t wait for next year,” he wrote in the caption.
The joyous occasion, now marred by the death of Biffle, his wife Cristina Grossu and his children, daughter Emma and son Ryder, turned heartbreaking. Biffle revealed his plan for next year's 'Biffmas' saying that he and his wife, Cristina, "can't wait" for the gifting session next year again.
Thousands of Greg Biffle fans flocked under the post and expressed condolences in comments over the tragedy to the Biffle family.
"It means so much more now," one user wrote.
"RIP Greg and his family!! Loved watching you. A genuine, kind, family man and so talented! Thank you got all you did for the hurricane victims. We will never forget you."
Winner Of ‘Biffmas’ Express Condolences
The person who won the sports car and $1,200 for Greg Biffle's annual Christmas tradition, Biffmas, reacted to the plane crash with a message on Instagram.
"Tragedy is understatement. Prayers to the family and those involved in the crash," the Biffmas winner wrote. "Just last week was speaking to Greg on the phone and texting with Christina.
"In our short conversations this past week, not only did he make a week that was extremely sad and hard for my family better, but showed his character as a dude who genuinely cared and lived every day to the fullest."
