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NASCAR Drug Abuse

By Marc • March 3, 2004

From ThatsRacin comes word of a NASCAR driver suspension.

Kevin Grubb on Tuesday became the second NASCAR Busch Series driver in six months to be indefinitely suspended by NASCAR for violation of its substance abuse policy.
According to NASCAR’s statement, the suspension will remain in effect until Grubb meets the terms and conditions set forth for future reinstatement, including counseling and periodic random drug testing.

“NASCAR has zero tolerance for any type of behavior that is in violation of our Substance Abuse Policy,” NASCAR President Mike Helton said. “We have a moral responsibility to protect the integrity of our sport.”

Under NASCAR policy they must have “reasonable suspicion,” to conduct a drug test and one has to wonder what led to this discovery.

Via: FastMachines.com

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