Roush Fenway Racing co-owner Jack Roush has been upgraded to fair condition at Mayo Cinic in Rochester, Minnesota, according to a release sent out by the team Monday. The legendary NASCAR team owner was involved in a plane crash last Tuesday in Wisconsin.

The release states that Roush will remain at the Mayo Clinic for further treatment of facial injuries received in the accident with no release date set at this time.

Roush Fenway driver Greg Biffle gave Roush a get well present over the weekend by winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway on Sunday. Jack Roush issued the following statement in regards to Biffle's victory.

"It's a proud day for Ford, Greg Biffle, Greg Erwin, 3M, the Pit Bulls, and all of the wonderful sponsors who have stood by us these last few months. I'm comforted in having Robbie Reiser at the helm in my absence and know that things are in good hands, but this couldn't have happened without the support of Ford and all of their technical assistance they provide, and, of course Doug Yates and his collaboration with Ford on the new FR9 engine can't be overstated. They've done a wonderful job and this is just the beginning of the rewards that have resulted from all of their hard work."

Hardcore race fans wishing to send cards can direct them to Jack Roush’s attention at: Roush Fenway Racing, 4600 Roush Place, Concord, N.C. 28027.

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