The Jeremy Mayfield saga took an ugly turn for the worse Monday with the news that sworn testimony had been gathered from four men that claim to have first-hand knowledge that Mayfield did use methamphetamine on a regular basis. The three affidavits and one deposition adds credence to similar claims of drug abuse previously made by the 40-year old NASCAR driver’s stepmother. Mayfield had categorically denied Lisa Mayfield’s accusations and had portrayed her as a person with an ‘axe to grind,

NASCAR wants driver Jeremy Mayfield to undergo a mental and physical evaluation. In a new court filing, NASCAR says it wants Mayfield to meet with three different doctors to determine whether he suffers from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or a drug problem. NASCAR said Mayfield has tested positive three times for methamphetamine use. Mayfield has denied using the drug while spinning tales of grand conspiracy theories, complaints of being “watched” while providing urine samples and

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. And as his want, he again makes wild unsubstantiated claims. “[NASCAR wants to] get the message back to other drivers in the sport,” Mayfield said. “To put the fear of God into them. To scare the other drivers. And crew members and everybody out there. I think it killed two or three birds with one stone the

Lisa Mayfield, stepmother of suspended NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield has been arrested on charges of assault. See a mugshot of Lisa Mayfield below. Lisa Mayfield Nascar’s key witness Lisa Mayfield, 48, might not be so reliable after all. She was taken into custody of the Catawba County Police Department, after being arrested at the home of Jeremy and Shana Mayfield. She has been charged with assault, trespassing and public intoxication. Police had responded to a complain

An appeals court has ruled in NASCAR’s favor, granting its request to keep Jeremy Mayfield off the race track. A federal judge lifted the driver’s suspension July 1, and NASCAR appealed to the appeals court in Richmond, Va. That court issued a stay until the appeal can be heard. U.S. District Court Graham Mullen, who allowed Mayfield to return to competition, still has a request before him to overturn his earlier decision based on NASCAR’s claim that Mayfield tested positive for methamphetam