By Kyle Ocker, FanZone SportsPublished:24 July 2009 2:36 PM EDTPosted in: Headline, Jeremy Mayfield, NASCAR News, Sprint Cup Series Comments [0]Print This PostEmail This Post To A FriendSuspended driver/owner Jeremy Mayfield, who was rumored to have been working on a deal with a major sponsor earlier this week, was suspended again today by NASCAR after the U.S. Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va. granted NASCAR’s request to reinstate Mayfield’s suspension after NASCAR’s ruling was overturned
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I’m starting to feel like a broken record, but another week, and Jeremy Mayfield leads the headlines. On Wednesday, United States District Court Judge Graham Mullen granted Mayfield a temporary injunction allowing him to return to NASCAR racing. Mayfield has been suspended since he failed a drug test following Richmond earlier this season. In other news the future of NASCAR racing at the Milwaukee Mile looks to be in doubt after the track promoter failed to pay NASCAR for two events late last mo
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Washington Post Mayfield a no-show at Daytona Kansas City Star By Sports Network Sprint Cup Series driver and team owner Jeremy Mayfield was not present at Daytona International Speedway on Thursday, one day after a federal judge granted him a temporary injunction to race again, beginning with this weekend's Coke … 'Marked' man Mayfield in for quite a fight The Associated Press Mayfield unable to find a ride at Daytona AutoWeek NASCAR drivers criticize Jeremy Mayfield Tampabay.com FanZone Sports
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When U.S. District Court Judge Graham Mullen issued a temporary injunction against NASCAR’s suspension of Jeremy Mayfield yesterday I have to say I was among those who were surprised. Like many people I thought this part of the lawsuit would come and go without any major story. I was wrong. I was also surprised by the language used by the judge. As I later heard ESPN legal analyst Lester Munson say the judge made it sound like he knew more about the drug test than the experts in the case. I
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Bump-drafting, slingshot passing and restrictor-plate racing weren’t the buzzwords being thrown around Daytona International Speedway on Thursday. There was way more talk about affidavits, B samples, false positives and a judge’s temporary injunction that reinstated suspended NASCAR owner-driver Jeremy Mayfield. A federal judge in Charlotte, N.C., lifted Mayfield’s indefinite suspension Wednesday, [...]
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Fred’s , the sponsor for Jeremy Mayfields car, does not want him to drive this weekend at Daytona. A judge issued a temporary injunction to allow the driver to get back behind the wheel at Daytona International Speedway this weekend. His team was not at the track when the garage opened Thursday, the deadline for the No. 41 to enter the race. Larry Gunselman, the owner of the 41 car, apparently has decided not to enter this weeks race, for what ever reason. His # 64 car will be driven by Mike
