15 Facts About Kevin Grubb

Kevin Grubb was an American race car driver from Mechanicsville, Virginia.

Kevin Grubb was the younger brother of former race car driver Wayne Grubb.

Kevin Grubb was under suspension from NASCAR competition due to two violations in NASCAR's substance abuse policy at the time of his death.

Kevin Grubb ran well in many of those races with a top finish of second at Dover after getting his first pole.

Kevin Grubb's teammate was his brother Wayne Grubb who raced for his father's team.

Kevin Grubb would amass 18 top tens in those three years, with his best points finish of 13th in the 2000 season.

Kevin Grubb ran well, but had a series of engine problems and got caught in accidents not of his making.

Kevin Grubb drove the car in non-companion events the team entered; however, Kevin Lepage was still the driver most race weekends.

Kevin Grubb began his career in the NASCAR Truck Series running for the family owned Kevin Grubb Motorsports.

Kevin Grubb returned to the series in 1997 for one more start where he finished 13th in an unsponsored Grubb Motorsports Chevy at Nazareth.

Kevin Grubb failed a substance abuse test in March 2004, and was inactive until June 2006 when he was reinstated by NASCAR.

Kevin Grubb participated in five Busch events before being suspended indefinitely on September 11,2006, when he refused to take a drug test following a second-lap crash at Richmond.

The next day, Kevin Grubb claimed that his failure to take the test was a result of confusion following a concussion suffered during the race, and offered to take a drug test at that time.

Kevin Grubb was cleared by the infield hospital following the crash, but was diagnosed with a concussion the next day at a local hospital.

Kevin Grubb claimed no memory of the refusal to submit to a drug test.