Sterling Marlin says he has had calls from other teams but can't drive for any team until he gets issues resolved with former employer Ginn Racing. 

"A couple of guys called, but I can't do nothing.  Part of your contract, if you drive somebody else's car, you null and void your contract.  So I'll sit and wait here and see what the lawyers say."

Marlin said the team still owes him money, and while he won't like to sit around and wait, he will.

"I haven't talked to Bobby [Ginn]. [They] haven't returned calls to my lawyers," Marlin said. "They're kind of just leaving me hanging. ... I'd like to get something worked out and at least finish the year out with somebody if I could." 

"There was a lot of stress and a lot of hard work," Marlin said.  "I'm really proud of all of the guys that worked on the team.  We ran the gauntlet there for seven races - we had to make it [on speed] the last two races [last year]. 

"We made them, and a lot of guys can't say that.  A lot of teams with good drivers and the money and didn't do it.  We were the only ones to do it, and it's all for naught now.  It's like being kicked in the groin."

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Sterling is a little bit perturbed I'd say.  He is smart enough to leave getting paid up to his attorneys though.  And he is smart enough to not risk compromising the contract he has by driving another car too soon.  He ain't no dummy.  He didn't just fall off of the turnip truck yesterday.

What do you think?