The doctor who administers NASCAR’s drug testing program said on Monday that he personally told Sprint Cup driver Jeremy Mayfield what drug resulted in his indefinite suspension at least once.
Dr. David Black, the chairman of Aegis Sciences Corp., in Nashville, Tenn., denied Mayfield’s claim that he hadn’t been told the specific results. Black said he was not sure if Mayfield has received a copy of the test results because a copy would be issued by NASCAR, not Aegis.
NASCAR spokesman Ramsey Poston said he was not aware of any request by Mayfield to obtain the results.
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