Suspended Fike admits using heroin on race days
sports.espn.go.com 4/9/2008 — Aaron Fike admitted to using heroin on race days.

The Need For Speed (& Heroin & Painkillers & Barbiturates & Glue Sniffing)
tiricosuave.com 4/9/2008 — All the talk and discussion about steroids is cliché. And boring. So-and-so injected this, whatshisname received a shipment of that, it’s hurting the game, blah blah blah.Enter NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Aaron Fike, who recently admitted that he sometimes used to shoot up heroin on days that he would race.

Trucks driver Fike: I used heroin on race days
sportingnews.com 4/9/2008 — Suspended NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Aaron Fike admits that he used heroin on some race da...

NASCAR drivers, never tested, now call for drug tests
grg51.typepad.com 4/14/2008 — Informed with knowledge of a fellow driver Aaron Fike firing up on heroin before driving in races, NASCAR drivers appear appalled that the organization doesn't take drug testing seriously.  Story in the Orlando Sentinel: I wrote in my column ...

Blount: Wake-up call for NASCAR — ESPN.com - NASCAR 4/9/2008
Aaron Fike's admission that he used heroin on race days should send a strong message to NASCAR: Your drug-testing policy has failed, writes Terry Blount.

Newton: What next, NASCAR? — ESPN.com - NASCAR 4/9/2008
Will Aaron Fike's revelation that he used heroin on race days prompt NASCAR to reexamine its drug-testing policy? It should, writes David Newton.

NASCAR's drug-testing policy under renewed scrutiny — L.A. Times - Auto Racing 4/11/2008
Admission by Aaron Fike that he used heroin before a truck race last summer brings sharp response from Cup driver Kevin Harvick, who urges regular random testing. >  ...

Helton defends substance-abuse testing policy — FOXSports.com News for NASCAR 4/13/2008
The call earlier this week for regular random drug testing by some of NASCAR's biggest stars apparently will not change the sanctioning organization's current policy of testing only for "reasonable suspicion." But NASCAR president Mike Helton said ...

Bruce Martin: Drivers take aim at NASCAR over drug policy — SI.com - Motorsports 4/14/2008
Aaron Fike's admission of drug use while behind the wheel infuriated many drivers, some of whom blame NASCAR, writes SI.com's Bruce Martin.