Jeremy Mayfield

In granting the injuction, Mullen ruled that the "harm to Mr. Mayfield significantly outweighs the harm to NASCAR".

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"I will get paid," said Diehl, who charges $1,000 an hour. "Jeremy has been told he needs to pay us."

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"During that time, I frequently saw Jeremy use methamphetamine, almost on a daily basis," Russelburg said. "Most of the time this occurred at a barn on the property that had been converted to a shop."

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"This was sending a message to them saying, 'You better straighten your act up', without putting them through what they put me through," Mayfield said. NASCAR spokesman Ramsey Poston responded with this statement: "The facts are clear and now recognized by the court, that Jeremy tested positive twice for methamphetamines. He was offered the chance to undergo the road to recovery but chose to go the legal route."

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"Mayfield appears to have completely 'forgotten' that he had a live conversation with Ms. Sweeney ... in which she advised him he could go to a testing place ... the address of which Mayfield did not take down because he wanted to talk to his attorney first," the filing said. NASCAR also accused Mayfield of lying when he told the court he was instructed to return to his home at 5 p.m., where he waited almost three hours for NASCAR representatives to collect a sample. "This account is contradicted by Mayfield's counsel, who claimed that at 5:32 p.m., Mayfield was still driving around Concord, looking for the testing location,"

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"Obviously, this will help financially," Mayfield said. "But it's also what I like to do."

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"I love it, man. I buy a lot of stuff," said Mayfield, who indicated he goes to an auction every couple weeks.

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"It's obviously very expensive, especially going to trial like that," Mayfield said. "But I'm committed and I'm going to do whatever it takes."

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Mayfield says that "Brian France talking about effective drug programs is like having Al Capone talking about effective law enforcement," and that "I don't trust anything NASCAR does, anything (program administrator) Dr. David Black does, never have, never will." As for his stepmother, Mayfield says that "She's basically a whore. She shot and killed my dad."

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"This is huge for us. This means more to me probably than any race I've ever won or anything," said Mayfield outside the court house after the ruling was announced by U.S. District Court Judge Graham Mullen.

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