Trouble in Turn Four

Don Maywood was not the only person who had a lot riding on the outcome of the season opening race. Sitting in the stands directly across from the press box while listening to the radio broadcast, a pair of vengeful eyes watched Maywood through a pair of binoculars. The crashes and sluggish ending had brought grim satisfaction. Now, the dejection he saw on Dons face was the piece de resistance. The man raised a beer in salute and smiled. The Midwest Association of Short Track Auto Racing was the brainchild of Don Maywood. The owner of Milwaukee based Maywood Custom Tools purchased fifteen radio station and developed the twelve-race series to provide programming for the group. As the MAYSTAR Series entered its fourth season on the verge of a huge financial windfall, tragedy struck when two drivers died in car crashes. Are the crashes the result competitive racing, driver error, mechanical failure, or something else? Fans are convinced that the series is being haunted by the ghost of a fallen driver from a bygone era. Don Maywood has a different suspicion. He has a hunch that one of his sponsors is out to ruin the venture they built togetherBut-can he solve the puzzle before another driver dies, or will the MAYSTAR Series be destroyed?