NASCAR Officials Suspend Hmiel After Second Drug Offense
In a time when everyone is serious about professional athletes using illegal substances, NASCAR suspended Shane Hmiel yesterday after he failed a drug test for the second time in as many years.
Mercury News: "NASCAR suspended Busch Series driver Shane Hmiel indefinitely Thursday for his second violation of the racing organization's substance-abuse policy.Results were positive from a banned-substances test on Hmiel following Busch qualifying at Lowe's Motor Speedway at Concord, N.C., last month, according to a statement issued by NASCAR.
Hmiel, 25, first was suspended in September 2003 and sat out the rest of that season. NASCAR reportedly has tested other drivers over the past two years, but Hmiel is the only driver suspended for substance-abuse violations. NASCAR did not specify the substance in either of Hmiel's suspensions."
Posted by Loyd on June 03, 2005 | 1 Comments
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