Kohr Motorsports will run a throwback scheme honoring Greg Biffle for the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge season-opener at Daytona
Kohr Motorsports will have a special paint scheme on its No. 60 Ford Mustang GT4 in the 2026 IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge season-opener at the Daytona Road Course.
Biffle, who was named one of NASCAR's 75 greatest drivers and a winner of 56 races across all three national divisions of the sport, was tragically killed in a plane crash in Statesville, North Carolina, earlier this month. He was among seven killed in the tragic accident, including his wife Cristina, son Ryder, and daughter Emma.
The Kohr Motorsports entry will resemble the car Biffle drove to the 2002 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts (then known as Grand National) Series championship. Evan Slater and Ray Mason will share driving duties
53 of of Biffle's 56 wins, including all 19 of his Cup victories came with Ford.
“In light of last week’s tragedy involving one of Nascar’s 75 Greatest Drivers and off track Humanitarian, Greg Biffle [including his family & friends]," said the team in a social media statement.
“KOHR Motorsports will be running a tribute 2002 NASCAR Busch Championship No.60 Ford livery on our IMPC No.60 Ford Mustang GT4 during the upcoming IMSA Roar Before The 24 and 4 Hour BMW M Endurance Michelin Pilot Challenge."
The event takes place on Friday, January 23rd, with the green flag flying around 1:45pm EST.
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