[Chris Koch]

Although I have no knowledge of the past relationship between the two parties here. From the reading of the recent posts on both websites one can only draw a conclusion that, the request to withdraw a statement, then the result of that after only one day, seems strangely extreme.
If you have a successful business and the landlord kicked you out and took over your business, that seem to me to be not right. No matter what was between them.
Im not picking sides just trying to state what I see

Again I have no idea what has got these two organizations to this point? I’m not involved in karting anymore and have no dog in this fight. There, also is nothing wrong with a club wanting to make a buck or a track wanting to make a buck, after all this is America isn’t it?
Perhaps a history would help here? Still doesnt make it ok.

[Chris Koch]

I feel that this is not right! No matter how you feel about LAKC (good or bad) this is a strong arm takeover of a kart club! If I were a club at that track I would be scared that they would do it again. Now it will be track owners and no clubs running the show. For profit decisions that do not care about kartings interests. What is a club to do in the face of this threat? This was a hostle takeover. There will be no insentive to keep costs low because there would be the fox guarding the hen house. What did LAKC do that was so bad to deserve this takeover? Not pay insurance because it was too expensive and say it? I dont see the misstrust in that statement? Karters should boycott this action and go somewhere else with their money and have fun at another track that doesnt strong arm people. There are many, Adams, Apex and Grangeare good examples. I just dont know why people dont see this?

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