Charges Against Tyler Dippel Dismissed

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Tyler Dippel had his chance at pleading his case in front of a courtroom in New York on Wednesday after a traffic stop last week led to misdemeanor charges and a NASCAR Suspension.

According to a Facebook post from Dippel on his Facebook page, the charges of possession of a controlled substance have been dropped against him.

Here is the statement Dippel made on Facebook:

I would like to start by apologizing to my fans, Young’s Motorsports, NASCAR, Gander Outdoors, our partners, and my family and friends for the grief this situation has caused. Due to an ongoing investigation we have not been able to speak on the topic until today.

On August 18, while driving home from the Orange County Fair Speedway, I was pulled-over for changing lanes without proper signal. The trooper asked my passenger and myself if we had been using drugs and we responded with “no” – because we hadn’t. The trooper continued to question us and then asked to search the vehicle, which I gave him my consent as I had nothing to hide. In the back of my truck was a friend’s backpack who was not with us containing his prescription medication. Because it was in my vehicle, I was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance. Upon my appearance ticket, I contacted NASCAR within hours to inform them of the situation. Due to the NASCAR rule book and code of conduct, they ruled to suspend me indefinitely. I respect their decision.

Early this morning, at the Town of Wallkill Court, the charges against me in this case were dismissed. We presented proof that the prescription was not mine and the person that the prescription belonged to accepted responsibility for leaving them in my vehicle.

I along with my team will work closely with NASCAR to hopefully be reinstated so I can be back in the Young’s Motorsports No. 02 Chevrolet. I take full responsibility for my actions.

Thank you again to everyone who has supported me. I look forward to seeing everyone soon.

Sincerely,

Tyler Dippel

This is a huge boost for Dippel as things were not looking favorable a few days ago.

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