Robby Gordon Motorsports sues Extenze parent company for $690,000

Robby Gordon wants Extenze parent company Biotab Nutraceuticals to pay $690,000 he claims it owes him, a portion of which includes payment for two races in which he replaced Kevin Conway in the No. 7 car late in the 2010 season. ... Gordon claims that Biotab owner Robert Winter approved the driver change for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Charlotte and Martinsville, a move that was made in an attempt to keep the No. 7 entry in the top 35 in car owner points.

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