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AJ Allmendinger lost his ride last year due to failing the NASCAR random drug test. He ended up in the NASCAR Road to Recovery and made his return to racing. Now it appears his former team boss will give him a shot in an IndyCar.

Is there a chance that Tony Stewart will take up the offer made by Roger Penske at the NASCAR Sprint Cup celebration in Las Vegas? If he does, he will once again pull the Memorial weekend double.

Some may question Roger Penske and Tim Cendric on giving AJ Allmendinger a chance to prove he is ready to return to the team while others may praise their decision of putting him into an IndyCar.

Kurt Busch, driver of the Furniture Row Racing Chevrolet in NASCAR, took the plunge at Indianapolis Motor Speedway when he climb into the cockpit of an IndyCar.

Team owner Michael Shank stood by his long-time friend AJ Allmendinger during his time of admission regarding the failed drug test, and encouraged the race car driver to complete the NASCAR Road to Recovery program.

Legend Michael Andretti will be on hand to provide driver coaching and assist in getting Kurt Busch up to speed quickly.

“It is not an easy golf course,” stated Jeffrey C. Williams.