Kurt Busch has been ordered to stay away from his ex-girlfriend following allegations he smashed her head against the wall of his motor home in September.
A Delaware family court has ordered NASCAR driver Kurt Busch to stay away from ex-girlfriend Patricia Driscoll, according to the Wilmington (Del.) News Journal.
The decision came from Commissioner David Jones, who will release his opinion and findings Friday according to a tweet Driscoll posted.
From my lawyer: GOT IT!!! Order for finding of Abuse entered today Opinion with supplemental findings to be available on Friday #ThankYouGod
— Patricia Driscoll (@Patricia_AFF) February 16, 2015
Driscoll sought a protective order against Busch after he allegedly smashed her head against the wall in his motor home three times. The alleged incident occurred Sept. 26 at Dover International Speedway, the site of that weekend's NASCAR race.
Busch has maintained his innocence throughout the proceedings. He testified he cupped Driscoll's face telling her to leave his motor home, but did not slam Driscoll's head against the wall.
A criminal investigation against Busch for alleging assaulting Driscoll is still open. The Attorney General's office received the case in late December.
Since Driscoll filed a police complaint Nov. 5, NASCAR has said throughout the investigation it would wait to determine Busch's eligibility. The 2015 NASCAR season begins Sunday at Daytona International Speedway.
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