CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -- NASCAR has a "town hall meeting" scheduled with its drivers next week.The sport's longtime rival, Bruton Smith, held one of his own Saturday.
Smith, the outspoken, multimillionaire chairman of Speedway Motorsports Inc., ripped NASCAR for choosing not to disclose the banned substance involved in driver Jeremy Mayfield's suspension, for dropping record penalties on underfunded driver Carl Long and for the kind of racing created with the Car of Tomorrow.
NASCAR dusted off the ol' penalty paddle Wednesday, and did so in historic form. 
