CivicSiRacer most certainly has his hand in autox the way most people don't he has experience and he has had success.
The article is to highlight, an experience.
Just as the article states, is an autox the place to learn better driving?
It raises that question, because that is the way most clubs market their autox.
I have brought dozens of people to an autox who like motorsports, and in the midwest region, the concensus was that there was not enough seat time, and they worked too long.
I know you are an event chair, and probably are just looking at trying to make events smooth. I have a lot of respect for that. However, there is more to the event than just setting it up. There are people there that drive the event.
Many have the potential to become members or be there in the future.
At least in the midwest region, there is not enough time put into working with people trying to get into the sport.
Hence the name of the article, I read about first time experiences and did my article based on this, most people had no idea what to do when they got there or how they did when they got done.
That is a problem and the realistic side of autox for the first timers.