This Wednesday, NASCAR released the weekly penalty report pertaining to last weekend’s race at Daytona International Speedway. Surprisingly, there was only one penalty listed in the report related to NASCAR’s Substance Abuse Policy.

A NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series team owner was found to be in violation of sections 4.1 and 10.1A of the sanctioning body’s rule book.

Although the governing body did not divulge the details of the substance that was tested, they did reveal that Cory Roper, team owner of Roper Racing, violated the Substance Abuse Policy of the series. And as a result, the governing body suspended Roper indefinitely.

Recently, Fox Sports journalist Bob Pockrass shared the news of Roper’s suspension on his official Twitter account. And as soon as the news reached the fans, they began expressing their shock over the series of events.

At present, it is known that Roper can be reinstated if he completes NASCAR’s Road to Recovery program.

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Cory Roper could not race in the season-opening event of the series at the Daytona International Speedway. However, Kaden Honeycutt did represent Roper Racing by driving the #4 at Daytona.

Kaden Honeycutt on his “unguaranteed” entry to the NASCAR Truck Series opener

Last week’s Daytona race was a huge deal for Roper Racing’s Kadem Honeycutt. However, it was definitely not an easy one for him or his team. Before his big race, the 19-year-old driver told NASCAR reporter Jacob Seelman that he “(couldn’t) even focus on the race.” 

Explaining how there was no guarantee that he will be in the standing lineup for the NextEra Energy Resources, 250, Honeycutt said,

Furthermore, the driver admitted that racing at Daytona did mean an increased level of stress for him as it was his first race there. However, he hoped to stay focused and qualify.

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However, things didn’t turn out the way he had planned. Unfortunately, Honeycutt wasn’t able to qualify for the event, and things have gone further downhill for Roper Racing since then.