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motorsports.fanhouse.com - 28 days ago

Jeremy Mayfield: 'I Was Worth More ... as A Failed Drug Test'

— motorsports.fanhouse.com — by Holly Cain In his first national one-on-one television interview, suspended NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield continued to deny drug use and accused NASCAR of using him as a "a good pawn who wasn't going to cost them any money at all.'' Mayfield, who was suspended indefinitely for testing ... (more) Jeremy Mayfield: 'I Was Worth More ... as A Failed Drug ...

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MAYFIELD HOLDING MASSIVE AUCTION
Captain Thunder Racing —   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 drug abuse and a suspension from NASCAR. But the auction isn't because Mayfield is on hard times he says his auction is an annual tradition on the farm. "I think this is going to be huge because we've got so much different stuff," said Mayfield. "Got some land involved in it, heavy equipment, tools& it should be fun. It's all I do all the time is try to find the ...

Let the Jeremy Mayfield Fire Sale Begin
Full Throttle — Personal property of suspended NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield will go on the auction block Friday, Nov. 20, 2009.Among the items up for bid are a ranch home, construction equipment, trucks, miscellaneous tools and racing equipment. (The entire list is available here.) According to the enclosed video it’s expected the auction will bring in 5 million dollars. He’ll need every penny after his high priced attorney Bill Diehl either quit or was fired and replaced by Mark Geragos last month. Diehl’s billing rate of a thousand dollars per hour, and figuring a “normal” work week, adds up to 40 thousand a week ...

Let the Jeremy Mayfield Fire Sale Begin
Full Throttle — Personal property of suspended NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield will go on the auction block Friday, Nov. 20, 2009. Among the items up for bid are a ranch home, construction equipment, trucks, miscellaneous tools and racing equipment. (The entire list is available here.) According to the enclosed video it’s expected the auction will bring in 5 million dollars. He’ll need every penny after his high priced attorney Bill Diehl either quit or was fired and replaced by Mark Geragos last month. Diehl’s billing rate of a thousand dollars per hour, and figuring a “normal” work week, adds up to 40 thousand a week ...