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What does attorney Bill Diehl think of his client's outspokenness? Jeremy Mayfield is a big boy, Diehl reckons, so the suspended driver is welcome to speak for himself.

A look at the five biggest NASCAR courtroom dramas, from Jeremy Mayfield to Jimmy Hoffa.

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The reaction to the Jeremy Mayfield saga keeps roaring along and filling up Marty Smith's inbox.

Jeremy Mayfield's reinstatement to NASCAR competition Wednesday by a federal judge in Charlotte, N.C., is the most bewildering non-fatal development I can recall in the industry -- including the embarrassing 2008 racial and sexual discrimination suit...

CONCORD, N.C. -- Speedway Motorsports Inc. chairman Bruton Smith knows a thing or two about the attorney representing Sprint Cup driver Jeremy Mayfield, who was suspended indefinitely for violating the substance-abuse policy. "Bill Diehl is a ju...

CONCORD, N.C. -- Word spread like wildfire through the Lowe's Motor Speedway media center Saturday evening that Jeremy Mayfield was at the All-Star Race, and writers hopped up from their seats like Whac-A-Mole targets to find him. Word on the stree...

Jeremy Mayfield said he's hit rock bottom in 2007. The good news in that? He can only go up from there, writes Marty Smith in Door-To-Door.