TALLADEGA, Ala. - If Shane Hmiel follows NASCAR's strict guidelines and remains drug-free...during his rehabilitation in the next few months. After that, Shane Hmiel may have to fend for himself.
SHANE HMIEL The Busch Series driver was parked for a lap last Sunday at Milwaukee for rough driving. Now he's scheduled to make his Winston...
...the auto racing crowds of 20 years ago. REINSTATED: Shane Hmiel, suspended last September for violating NASCAR's substance...standings before being placed on indefinite suspension. Shane Hmiel will try to qualify a Ford truck for Ballew Motorsports...
...car racing has become the only sport where the players are demanding tougher guidelines. The indefinite suspension of Shane Hmiel for violation of NASCAR's substance abuse policy sparked new cries for mandatory testing and no second chances. Hmiel...
...dominated the race, leading 151 of the first 190 laps, got a last chance to get back past McMurray's Dodge after Shane Hmiel and Kevin Harvick collided, igniting a multicar crash with four laps to go in regulation. Without time to restart...
...suspension issued to Busch Series crew chief Todd Lohse after the sanctioning body found an illegal air deflector on Shane Hmiel's car at California Speedway. Knaus and Gustafson didn't argue their cars weren't of legal height at Las Vegas...
...started third and was in contention most of the way, finished second. Jack Sprague was third, and rookie polesitter Shane Hmiel was fourth, his best finish. Hamilton appeared to have his first victory in last week's Hardee's 250 at Richmond...
...darkness. While Kvapil had just enough fuel to win for the second time this season, contenders Jamie McMurray and Shane Hmiel ran out of gas during the last 10 laps. "We definitely were concerned," Kvapil said. "We needed some cautions...
...but I never thought it was going to close up from above." The crash on the 15th lap was that bizarre. When rookie Shane Hmiel bumped another rookie, Scott Riggs, while they battled for fourth place, it triggered a chain reaction that involved...
...Kevin was going to do everything he could to win that race. But we just had an awesome car today." Busch regular Shane Hmiel finished third, followed by Clint Bowyer, 19-year-old Reed Sorenson, in only his second Busch race, and Carl...
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