J.C. France (of the NASCAR Frances) Arrested for DUI, Cocaine Possession After Street Race

J.C. France is a successful racer of Porsches in the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Daytona Prototype series, but it’s the result of a street race against a Porsche that has him in some trouble with the law. France was racing a 2007 Lamborghini against a friend in a Porsche Cayenne when the two were pulled over and cited for DUI and cocaine possession. The Cayenne driver was Russell Van Richmond, who also shares a million-dollar home with France. There’s no word on who won, although we have to believe the Lambo would get the edge on

a Cayenne, which leaves us wondering how high they must have been to consider such a matchup worthwhile. France has subsequently been suspended for Saturday’s season-ending race at Homestead-Miami Speedway. What’s worse, he was expected to receive, for the second straight year, the Jim Trueman Sportsman Award. Oh, and did we mention it’s NASCAR, the racing conglomerate run by France’s cousin Brian, that suspended him? Thanksgiving may be awkward this year. Source: AutoWeek No related posts.

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J.C. France (of the NASCAR Frances) Arrested for DUI, Cocaine Possession After Street Race