Jeremy Mayfield News

Five drivers raced into the Chase with 2 races to go:

Five drivers raced into the Chase with 2 races to go:

August 25, 2010
Five drivers in the past six seasons who came from outside the top 10 or 12 in the final two races before the Chase for the Sprint Cup to make the title run: Year, Driver, Deficit 2004, Jeremy Mayfield, 35 pts. 2004, Mark Martin, 35 pts. 2005, Matt Kenseth, 11pts.

Judge denies Mayfield request to reverse decision:

Judge denies Mayfield request to reverse decision:

August 12, 2010
U.S. District Court Judge Graham Mullen, who in May dismissed Jeremy Mayfields claims against NASCAR over a May 2009 drug test that NASCAR said was positive for methamphetamines, issued a ruling Thursday denying a request from Mayfield to vacate the decision. Mullen

Mayfield asks court to reconsider decision on case:

Mayfield asks court to reconsider decision on case:

June 17, 2010
Jeremy Mayfield is asking a U.S. District Court judge to reconsider his ruling that dismissed Mayfield's claims against NASCAR over a May 2009 drug test that NASCAR said was positive for methamphetamines. In May, Judge Graham Mullen dismissed Mayfield's claims as he

Mayfield’s suit vs. NASCAR dismissed:

Mayfield’s suit vs. NASCAR dismissed:

May 18, 2010
A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed Jeremy Mayfield's lawsuit against NASCAR, a ruling that presumably ends the yearlong saga surrounding the first Sprint Cup driver suspended for failing a random drug test. U.S. District Judge Graham Mullen in Charlotte, N.C., ruled

Mayfield subpoenas Gordon & Johnson:

Mayfield subpoenas Gordon & Johnson:

May 13, 2010
Sources tell Sirius NASCAR Radio's Sirius Speedway with Dave Moody that four-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champions Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson were served with subpoenas this week, and will be deposed by Jeremy Mayfields legal team regarding sworn statements they

IRS files lien against Mayfield:

IRS files lien against Mayfield:

April 7, 2010
Jeremy Mayfields lawsuit against NASCAR isnt his only legal issue, and if NASCAR seems like a giant to go up against, Mayfield has two even bigger entities taking action against him: The Internal Revenue Service and the North Carolina Department of Revenue. The IRS

Mayfield lawsuit to remain in federal court:

Mayfield lawsuit to remain in federal court:

April 6, 2010
Jeremy Mayfield's lawsuit against NASCAR will remain in federal court, U.S. District Judge Graham Mullen ruled Tuesday. The case, stemming from a drug test last May that NASCAR says was a positive for methamphetamine but Mayfield says was a mix of over-the-counter

Two Crew Members Suspended for Violating Substance Abuse Policy:

Two Crew Members Suspended for Violating Substance Abuse Policy:

March 10, 2010
Matthew Huffstetler, a crew member for the #01 team in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, and William Keith, a crew member for the #38 team in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, have been indefinitely suspended from NASCAR for violating the sanctioning body's substance

Mayfield’s stepmother wants to depose reporter:

Mayfield’s stepmother wants to depose reporter:

March 10, 2010
Jeremy Mayfield's stepmother wants deposition from ESPN reporter in lawsuit against her son. Lisa Mayfield's attorney wants to take a deposition from ESPN.com reporter David Newton in her defamation lawsuit against her estranged stepson, NASCAR driver and former team

Mayfield’s files motion to move case; for NASCAR to pay attorney fees:

Mayfield’s files motion to move case; for NASCAR to pay attorney fees:

February 21, 2010
There's a lot of politicking going on in Jeremy Mayfield's case against NASCAR and both sides recently filed court documents hoping to sway the judge on an upcoming decision that could be pivotal. Included in those documents is a motion by Mayfield's side to move the

Carter Simo still plans 2010 Cup races:

Carter Simo still plans 2010 Cup races:

February 19, 2010
One story lost in the shadow of Speedweeks in Daytona was the absence of Carter Simo Racing's #08 car. Much of the team's equipment was put up for auction Tuesday; however, a source tells Frontstretch.com the operation still plans to field a car in 2010, with a limited

NASCAR CEO’s residence at center of Mayfield case:

NASCAR CEO’s residence at center of Mayfield case:

February 5, 2010
Former NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield was back in federal court Thursday concerning a lawsuit he filed against the racing organization and CEO Brian France after Mayfield was banned for allegedly failing several drug tests. The evidentiary hearing will be used to determine

NASCAR lists banned substances:

NASCAR lists banned substances:

January 30, 2010
NASCAR has added a list of banned substances for its drug testing policy to the 2010 rulebook that all teams have been provided, the body's vice president of racing operations said on Thursday. "What we've done is taken the list of substances we provided to owners

NASCAR lists banned substances:

NASCAR lists banned substances:

January 22, 2010
NASCAR has added a list of banned substances for its drug testing policy to the 2010 rulebook that all teams have been provided, the body's vice president of racing operations said on Thursday. "What we've done is taken the list of substances we provided to owners

Latest on Mayfield vs. NASCAR lawsuit:

Latest on Mayfield vs. NASCAR lawsuit:

January 8, 2010
U.S. District Court Judge Graham Mullen says the battle between Jeremy Mayfield and NASCAR over access to the suspended driver's medical records will have to wait until he can resolve jurisdictional issues, but in the meantime, Mayfield says life remains "as good as