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NASCAR has a zero tolerance for any type of behavior in violation of our substance abuse policy
Hmiel disciplined for substance abuse Sep 19, 2003
We have monitored and continually discussed, internally, the situation regarding racing back to the yellow and have reached the conclusion that it is time for us to take this step
NASCAR forbids passing under yellow Sep 18, 2003
The biggest reason I'm here today is to tell you after the fact, if we had to do that call over again, we would do it different
In Sports from United Press International Apr 01, 2003
The biggest reason I'm here today is to tell you after the fact, if we had to do that call over again, we would do it different
In Sports from United Press International Apr 01, 2003
Last year the blood drive, through this partnership, collected 4,261 pints of blood that was vital to people in need
Red Cross getting help in blood drive Jul 30, 2009
Michael Helton is currently the president of the National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR). He replaced Bill France, Jr. in November 2000 as the company's third president. He was named the Chief Operating Officer of NASCAR in February 1999.
Helton is from Bristol, Virginia. He graduated from John S. Battle High School in Washington County, VA and attended King College in Bristol, Tennessee, home of Bristol Motor Speedway. He was awarded an Honorary Degree from King College in May, 2000, when he spoke at the College's graduation ceremony. In the past he served as track manager at Talladega Superspeedway.