Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle deserves recognition from the President of the United States, says sports analyst

Greg Biffle, a semi-retired NASCAR driver, came forward in the time of need after Hurricane Helen caused mass destruction to a major part of the United States of America. The 54-year-old rescued one family and provided supplies for several victims. This caught ESPN's senior analyst, Marty Smith, and he believes Biffle should receive the highest honor for an American citizen.

Smith shared an X post expressing his gratitude to the former NASCAR driver for the work he is doing for society and wrote:

"Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle should receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his ongoing and ceaseless heroic efforts in western North Carolina, using his helicopter & coordinating w/ others to save lives. Go to @gbiffle to see his amazing effort. Thank you Greg."

Greg Biffle is using his personal helicopter to drop supply packages and Starlink internet services to the survivors. He is frequently posting images on his social media accounts to ensure that he will reach out to everyone in need.

Earlier, the former NASCAR Craftsman Series Champion shared an X post with a location where he dropped supplies, trying to maintain a state of calm in this chaotic time.

"If your family is near this pin, they got my attention with a mirror flashing against the sun they are okay and we’ve dropped off supplies," wrote Greg Biffle.

Several NASCAR teams and Elon Musk joined Greg Biffle in his rescue mission

Greg Biffle, the former NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series champion, gained the support of Joe Gibbs Racing, Hendrick Motorsports, and Elon Musk. The owner of X (formerly known as Twitter) Musk sent out his 500 units of aircraft to aid Biffle in the rescue mission. The Busch Series winner appreciated Musk for his generous gesture.

"Special thanks to Polaris, SpaceX, and Starlink," Greg Biffle said in his recent post on X. "They're sending 500 units to my shop currently. Will be there early in the morning, around 5 a.m. We're going to be taking those (to the) airport and ready to deploy them as soon as sun up into helicopters to all these areas in western North Carolina. Polaris (is) also donating a full thing of generator, local companies donating all the fuel containers they have in their inventory; I believe interstate cycle."

In a daily episode of NASCAR Daily with Shanon Spake, Biffle shared how people joined him in his venture. He mentioned that he saw a post about a family being trapped in an Airbnb up on a mountain. He added that NASCAR teams like Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs sent out their helicopters to aid in the aid and send out supplies in the affected zones.

23XI Racing team also joined the fight against Hurricane Helene and donated $1 million to the NC Disaster Relief Funda and Second Harvest of Metrolina.