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Associated Press
Thursday, June 18, 2009 SONOMA, Calif. -- An expert witness for suspended driver Jeremy Mayfield said he tried to fix mistakes in an affidavit about his educational background, but the errors were still submitted into court. Harvey MacFenerstein said Thursday he pointed out the errors to John Buric, an attorney for Mayfield, and was assured the corrections would be made before the affidavit was submitted May 29. The inaccuracies were challenged Tuesday in federal court by NASCAR, which accused MacFenerstein of lyin ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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