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Well, I do not think they should be liable - its your kid's driving that put him in the wall first of all. There is inherant danger when driving both on the track and on the street. The track at least means that *most* of the time everyone is going the same way, so you don't have double velocity head on collisions.

Secondly, the manager probably would have a talk with his guys if they weren't doing their job, and you came in and told them. So if you want improvement, go ahead and have a chat.

Thirdly, most young Americans aren't that bright when it comes to work and doing the right thing. It takes a lot hiring/firing for a kart track to end up with a decent crew. I've been a member at a great local place for years, and there have been times that they've had some real dogs working for them. I'd just not race and come back later if those guys were working. If I planned on bringing friends, I'd research the schedule and pick a time with good employees.