Jeremy Mayfield News

Sad News – Earl Sadler:

Sad News – Earl Sadler:

December 27, 2009
Earl H. Sadler Jr., Age 87 of Nashville, TN passed away on December 24, 2009. Sadler is survived by his wife, Vera Goodwin Sadler; son, Chester (Check) Sadler; grandchildren, Michelle S. Mobley, Earl Harlin Sadler III, Chris Sadler, Ashleigh S. Sharp, Tara S. Janecki

Mayfield says NASCARs conduct was intentional and reckless:

Mayfield says NASCARs conduct was intentional and reckless:

December 8, 2009
Attorneys for suspended driver Jeremy Mayfield say NASCAR is trying to ignore issues raised by him and is attempting to distort Mayfield's claims in an effort to avoid responsibility for its actions. Mayfield's legal team filed the response late Monday to NASCAR's

Brian France submits primary residence documents in Mayfield case:

Brian France submits primary residence documents in Mayfield case:

December 2, 2009
NASCAR Chairman Brian France has submitted a copy of his Florida driver's license, two Florida vehicle registrations, a copy of his voting record in Florida and a copy of his 2008 federal tax return in an effort to prove to the U.S. District Court that his primary

Brian France fights to keep court documents sealed UPDATE:

Brian France fights to keep court documents sealed UPDATE:

November 24, 2009
NASCAR chairman Brian France filed a civil complaint against his ex-wife, Megan France, last year, a few months after the couple divorced in Florida. They married in California in 2005. Lawyers persuaded Mecklenburg [County, NC] Judge Todd Owens to seal the court file

Injunction dropped at Mayfield’s request:

Injunction dropped at Mayfield’s request:

November 24, 2009
The U.S. District Court judge who initially granted an injunction that lifted driver Jeremy Mayfield's suspension for what NASCAR says was a May 1 drug test that was positive for methamphetamines has rescinded the injunction at Mayfield's request. U.S. District Court

Mayfield holds auction:

Mayfield holds auction:

November 21, 2009
Jeremy Mayfield sat in the back of his large barn Friday morning about 800 miles from where NASCAR's season-ending weekend was kicking off. Several hundred people surrounded him, listening intently as a fast-speaking auctioneer sold dozens of items. Banned from driving

NASCAR asks judge to make ruling on Mayfield case:

NASCAR asks judge to make ruling on Mayfield case:

November 18, 2009
The legal jockeying in the Jeremy Mayfield-NASCAR case continued Tuesday as the sanctioning body requested that U.S. District Court Judge Graham Mullen should rule in its favor based on the pleadings that already have been filed and without the two sides continuing

Mayfield attorney says he’s owed money:

Mayfield attorney says he’s owed money:

November 2, 2009
Charlotte-based attorney Bill Diehl says suspended Sprint Cup driver Jeremy Mayfield hasn't paid him for services. Mayfield recently replaced Diehl and his firm with celebrity lawyer Mark Geragos. Diehl said the driver owes him "a lot" for defending him in his lawsuit

Mayfield holding auction:

Mayfield holding auction:

October 30, 2009
Former NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield is selling items worth about $5 million on the auction block next month [November 20th] as part of a favorite hobby of the N.C. resident. During the past year, the former driver has faced a swarm of controversy, including alleged

Mayfield Injunction likely to be recinded:

Mayfield Injunction likely to be recinded:

October 24, 2009
The U.S. District Court judge who initially granted an injunction that lifted driver Jeremy Mayfield's suspension for what NASCAR says was a May 1 drug test that was positive for methamphetamines now likely will be the one who rescinds the injunction. The U.S. Court

Mayfield on ESPNs Outside the Lines Sunday:

Mayfield on ESPNs Outside the Lines Sunday:

October 23, 2009
Suspended NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield tells reporter Steve Delsohn, in Mayfields first one-on-one nationally televised interview, that NASCAR is using his situation to scare the sport's marquee drivers who he says use drugs, such as marijuana and cocaine. The interview

Judge denies NASCAR request for rebuke of former Mayfield attorney:

Judge denies NASCAR request for rebuke of former Mayfield attorney:

October 7, 2009
A U.S. District Court judge has ruled against NASCAR's request to sanction a former attorney for suspended driver Jeremy Mayfield for an affidavit that misrepresented the background of a Texas drug-testing laboratory operator. Judge Graham Mullen in Charlotte also

Gossage to host “Loose Ends’ radio show:

Gossage to host “Loose Ends’ radio show:

October 3, 2009
This weekends edition of "Loose Ends" - Sirius XM Radio NASCAR Channel 128's end-of-the-week show that serves as a wrap-up of all the best from the week that was on SIRIUS NASCAR Radio - will be hosted by Texas Motor Speedway President, Eddie Gossage. The show is scheduled

NASCAR asks for evaluations of Mayfield:

NASCAR asks for evaluations of Mayfield:

September 22, 2009
NASCAR asked a federal judge Monday to order a mental and physical examination on suspended driver Jeremy Mayfield to determine if he has a substance-abuse problem and/or attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. The filing in U.S. District Court includes three affidavits

Mayfield believes he’s a scapegoat:

Mayfield believes he’s a scapegoat:

September 11, 2009
Jeremy Mayfield believes NASCAR is using him as an example. Mayfield was suspended by NASCAR on May 9 after testing positive for methamphetamines, a violation of the substance abuse policy. He spoke to ESPN's "Outside The Lines" on Wednesday. "[NASCAR wants to] get