Austin Dillon has voiced his frustration after NASCAR CEO Jim France requested a doping test on him, following accusations from other drivers about potential doping. Dillon, clearly upset, has criticized France for trusting only one side of the story and not giving him a fair opportunity to respond.

In a public statement, Dillon addressed the controversy, saying, “I understand the concerns, but I can’t believe the CEO of NASCAR would only listen to one side of the argument without giving me a chance to defend myself. It’s disappointing that I wasn’t trusted, especially when no evidence has been provided to support the accusations.”

Dillon, who has consistently competed at a high level in NASCAR, emphasized that he is more than willing to undergo a doping test if the allegations are true. However, he made it clear that if the results prove the accusations are baseless, he expects both the CEO and the other drivers involved in the accusations to publicly apologize.

“I have nothing to hide, and I’m more than happy to take the test. But if the results come back negative, I expect an immediate apology from Jim France and from those drivers who made these baseless claims about me. It’s the right thing to do,” Dillon stated.

The accusations of doping have left fans and fellow drivers divided, with some rallying behind Dillon and others questioning the fairness of the situation. Dillon’s call for an apology has sparked a larger debate about trust, fairness, and transparency within NASCAR.

As the situation unfolds, the eyes of both fans and competitors will be on NASCAR to see how they address the issue. For now, Austin Dillon is determined to clear his name and demand accountability from those who have wronged him.