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Punishment is justice for the unjust.
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Not surprising that a reporter is getting things wrong. The track has a large amount of corporate customers to take clients to and those karts are what JW raced professionally where that was his home track:
http://www.bizmonthly.com/autobahn-speedway-puts-locals-on-the-fast-track/
http://calspeedkarting.com/latest-n...t-grand-nationals-driver-previews-part-6.html
http://www.capitalgazette.com/cg2-arc-140321gn-connections--autobahn-20140329,0,3865526,full.story
Until JW lost his job there, he was working full time at the place that was his home track for his professional racing career with that track also sponsoring his pro racing career when he competed at other tracks. JW as part of his job rubbed elbows with pro racer Kurt Busch who takes people to Autobahn as well as the pit crew for another pro racer and JW had also rubbed elbows with non-racing celebrities there as well. Given the job description stated by LE, I don't think JW was rubbing elbows with celebrity racers and non-racers like he was before and he wasn't getting to be at his pro racing career home track full time like how he was before.
It's $19.99 for a ten minute race. You have to be over 8 years old and 48" high to drive the junior karts. They have birthday and company parties. I'm not seeing this as a fast track to pro racing. IMO he'd make better connections with a fellow (and very rich) gearhead like SS