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If that's how you read the article, then it must not be the same one that is linked to this thread.
Though not specifically stated in the comments chosen by the writer to include in his story (or that editors may have deleted), Fike does indicate remorse for endangering fellow drivers with his comments that the NASCAR drug policy of "reasonable suspicion" did not prevent him from racing. Had the policy prevented his racing, he would not have put other driver's lives in danger.
And, is it arrogant to say that his ability to race while on a significant dangerous drug proves that "reasonable suspicion" doesn't work, or merely a statement of fact?
Jim Morrison
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