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Drivers don't know what to think now

By David Newton
ESPN.com

Thursday, July 2, 2009

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- "I make my livelihood by racing in NASCAR events. Racing is my life and career. However, I am not willing to put my life at risk driving a racecar on a NASCAR track with drivers testing positive for drugs that diminish their capacity to drive a racecar. "If drivers are on the track in violation of NASCAR's substance abuse policy, it presents serious questions as to whether or not it makes sense to put my life at risk." Jeff Gordon said this in an affidavit signed May 29, ...

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