NASCAR suspends Sprint Cup driver under terms of drug policy

By Jim Utter - jutter@charlotteobserver.com
Saturday, May. 09, 2009
NASCAR has suspended a Sprint Cup driver under terms of its substance abuse policy - immediately and indefinitely - in advance of Saturday nightís race at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway, ThatsRacin.com and The Charlotte Observer have learned.

Sources said the driver, who has not been identified by officials, was found to have violated Sections 12-1 (actions detrimental to stock car racing) and 7-5 (violation of the NASCAR substance abuse policy) of the 2009 NASCAR rule book. The determination was based on findings at last weekendís race at Richmond (Va.) International Raceway.

NASCAR on Saturday declined to discuss the matter, saying that questions would be dealt with in a news conference at the South Carolina track on Saturday at 6 p.m.

Such a suspension would be the first under NASCARís drug policies for a driver at the top level, the Spring Cup Series.

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Am very curious who this might be.
thats what I thought, but say it isn't so, Joe ???
Don't think so. Joe let's Speed in the car and gets some much needed coin from Red Bull to keep on racing. ESPN reports that it is someone who is not competing at this week at Darlington.
yeah,just the fact that no Red Bull decals on the car raised an eyebrow to me.
Todd Bodine, Trevor Boys, Jeremy Mayfield or John Andretti?
so who was competing last week at richmond but not this week at darlington?
Kesolwiski an Scott Speed. I hate Scott Speed hope its him
I was hoping it was Kyle Busch lol. Now its mayfield. It's too bad, but all these guys know the police
Wow it's Jeremy Mayfield. Wonder what he was using????


guess the 93 octane fuel was too much........
I love that commercial. Everytime I think about Mayfield I hear that girl "HEEEY Jeremy!!"
20 people at Mayfield Motorsports just lost their jobs. No potential sponsor is going to touch him now.

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