NASCAR Takes It To The Feds

June 2nd, 2009

Probably a smart move by NASCAR. Cover their bases and get it settled on the federal level once and for all.

NASCAR on Tuesday moved Jeremy Mayfield’s challenge of his indefinite suspension to federal court, a move that could keep the driver out of his car another week.

The notification came a day before a North Carolina Superior Court was scheduled to hear arguments pertaining to Mayfield’s suspension for failing a random drug test. NASCAR’s action automatically stayed that proceeding.

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“Administration of NASCAR’s substance abuse policy extends to every state in which it races, which is why the logical forum is federal court,” NASCAR spokesman Ramsey Poston said.

Sorry Jeremy, you still get no sympathy from me. Those drugs are dangerous and you should not be operating a stock car while taking them. Time for you to find a new career.

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One Response to “NASCAR Takes It To The Feds”

Cindy:

June 4, 2009 at 5:08 pm

I completely agree, nobody should be operating a race car at 180 mph while taking any kind of drug. Nobody in the right mind should consider it either, poor judgement on Jeremy’s part.

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