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Vikings' Michael Floyd violates terms of house arrest, records show
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Michael Floyd?is scheduled for a show-cause hearing later this month after court records show he violated the terms of his house arrest by drinking. Floyd is due in Scottsdale, Arizona, court June 26.? In a statement released Friday, Floyd said he "drank several bottles of kombucha tea drinks" while watching a movie at his home on Saturday. The receiver said he was "unaware that the drinks contain alcohol." According to webmd.com, the fermentation process of kombucha tea can yield trace amounts of alcohol. According to documents from the court obtained by ESPN, Floyd was contacted on Monday after a review of alcohol monitoring reports indicated a missed test, as
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Tony Kanaan back on familiar IndyCar ground at Road America
Tony Kanaan feels like a veteran again this weekend at Road America. In France last week, the 42-year-old driver with 20 years of IndyCar experience was treated like a rookie. Subbing for injured driver Sebastien Bourdais, Kanaan drove the No. 67 Ford GT for his Chip Ganassi Racing team and finished 6th in class in his first ride at the 24 Hours of Le Mans . "Obviously at this point in my career, to be called a rookie was quite funny to be honest," Kanaan said with a laugh. He is on more familiar ground at Road America, which will host the 220-mile Kohler Grand Prix on Sunday. Kanaan has made six starts at the rural Wisconsin road course, including three top-five finishes. He came in second to
