The New and Improved Allmendinger Thread

AJ claims he never took anything yet he is going into Nascar's road to recovery program, why? If I tested positive and knew I had not taken anything I'd be screaming it at the top of my lungs and I sure would'nt be checking into any program.
Wouldn't it be great Dwayne , to go back to a time when a man's word really meant something . Denials today are standard and meaningless . Zero tolerance means no denials will even be listened to . You will not hear any more from Nascar on the subject so AJ can say anything he wants . Yes , he could scream ,and he could refuse to enter the program , but it would only make him look worse and delay his return . I think the program would be very ,very quick if he just took some stimulant in a sports drink . It's just a Doctor that he has to convince .
 
Wouldn't it be great Dwayne , to go back to a time when a man's word really meant something . Denials today are standard and meaningless . Zero tolerance means no denials will even be listened to . You will not hear any more from Nascar on the subject so AJ can say anything he wants . Yes , he could scream ,and he could refuse to enter the program , but it would only make him look worse and delay his return . I think the program would be very ,very quick if he just took some stimulant in a sports drink . It's just a Doctor that he has to convince .

Look at Roger Clemens, no he did'nt test positive but he was accused, he got pissed stood up and said bring it on he never backed away, it did'nt make him look worse in my books what AJ is doing does, why go into a program if you've done nothing wrong? It looks to me like he was popping uppers to get an edge.
 
Look at Roger Clemens, no he did'nt test positive but he was accused, he got pissed stood up and said bring it on he never backed away, it did'nt make him look worse in my books what AJ is doing does, why go into a program if you've done nothing wrong? It looks to me like he was popping uppers to get an edge.

Because that is the ONLY way to get back in nascar. Even if he shows he took a contaminated suppliment, it will still take an evaluation from a counselor to get back behind the wheel.

I do agree that hiding all this time makes him seem guilty of actually 'doing' a drug.
 
Because that is the ONLY way to get back in nascar. Even if he shows he took a contaminated suppliment, it will still take an evaluation from a counselor to get back behind the wheel.

I do agree that hiding all this time makes him seem guilty of actually 'doing' a drug.

I wouldn't say anything. Anything Allmendinger says, NASCAR will come out and dispute. Hell, they've already accused Allmendinger's people of lying. You know, kind of like how Mayfield's test went from an amphetamine to a methamphetamine.
 
Didn't the Clemens stuff start after he retired???Or the last year of his career???
 
I wouldn't say anything. Anything Allmendinger says, NASCAR will come out and dispute. Hell, they've already accused Allmendinger's people of lying. You know, kind of like how Mayfield's test went from an amphetamine to a methamphetamine.

How on Earth do you figure AJ hiding while his people tell lies is a good strategy?
 
Per Marty Smith.....

NEWS: AJ Allmendinger tells me in exclusive interview he tested positive for prescription Adderall. Details soon on ESPN.com.
 
Marty Smith.....

See AJ Allmendinger openly discuss his drug suspension with me on NASCAR Now at 3p. ET. He was very candid.
 
Adderall is typically prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Allmendinger said. He does not have ADHD and therefore had no prescription.

He explained that he had been out in Louisville, KY, the Wednesday before the Quaker State 400 race at Kentucky Speedway, and was tired.

A friend, Allmendinger said, handed him a pill and stated it was a workout supplement that would give him energy. Allmendinger ingested the pill. Two days later he was randomly-tested at the racetrack, a test he would ultimately fail.
 
He explained that he had been out in Louisville, KY, the Wednesday before the Quaker State 400 race at Kentucky Speedway, and was tired.

A friend, Allmendinger said, handed him a pill and stated it was a workout supplement that would give him energy. Allmendinger ingested the pill. Two days later he was randomly-tested at the racetrack, a test he would ultimately fail.

OMG, it was a Flintstones pill!
 
If what is stated above is true, Allmendinger is not a smart man. Seriously, how many of you out there take a pill that a friend hands you? Sure, asprin, Advil, etc..... something that is marked and you know what you are taking but a prescription drug. o_O
 
No kidding right. He had almost a month and that's the best he could come up with? Give me a break.

It sure puts AJ's act about getting his supplements tested in a whole new light.

If what is stated above is true, Allmendinger is not a smart man. Seriously, how many of you out there take a pill that a friend hands you? Sure, asprin, Advil, etc..... something that is marked and you know what you are taking but a prescription drug. o_O

When I tell a friend I'm really tired and need a pick-me-up, I know he's not going to give me a dumb ass supplement.
 
Adderall is typically prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Allmendinger said. He does not have ADHD and therefore had no prescription.

He explained that he had been out in Louisville, KY, the Wednesday before the Quaker State 400 race at Kentucky Speedway, and was tired.

A friend, Allmendinger said, handed him a pill and stated it was a workout supplement that would give him energy. Allmendinger ingested the pill. Two days later he was randomly-tested at the racetrack, a test he would ultimately fail.

"What are they?"......they're schedule clearers:)
 
I'm guessing that the whole 'testing everything that he eats/drinks' thing was bogus as well? How can he possibly not remember someone giving him a pill? Weird story.
 
Prescription speed without a prescription = Allmendingus.

Allmendinger tested positive for Adderall: AJ Allmendinger tested positive for prescription Adderall, the suspended NASCAR driver told ESPN in an exclusive sit down interview Tuesday. Adderall is typically prescribed for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Allmendinger said. He does not have ADHD and therefore had no prescription. He explained that he had been out in Louisville, KY, the Wednesday before the Quaker State 400 race at Kentucky Speedway, and was tired. A friend, Allmendinger said, handed him a pill and stated it was a workout supplement that would give him energy. Allmendinger ingested the pill. Two days later he was randomly-tested at the racetrack, a test he would ultimately fail. He said neither NASCAR nor its drug testing team from Nashville-based Aegis Labs would inform him of the specific substance in question until after the B Sample was tested July 24, only that he had tested positive for amphetamine. It was not until he was informed it was Adderall that he traced it back to that night in Kentucky. He said he does not abuse Adderall, rather that he took it just once. Allmendinger is currently going through NASCAR's Road to Recovery program, which he said he hopes to complete by the end of August. He said his case is being treated more as a stress-coping methodology than a drug rehabilitation (ESPN)(8-7-2012)
 
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