The club manager had prepared a high-end, private racetrack for Alvin Morgan.
The track was smooth and wide, coated with special road paint. It was flanked by buffer zones and expansive green lawns.
Not far from the starting line was a semi-circular grandstand, separated from the track by a waist-high guardrail to ensure the spectators' safety.
Behind the guardrail, the grandstand's seats were arranged in four tiered rows, with seating for 200 spectators.
The club manager had originally thought Alvin Morgan wanted to race on a whim, but to his surprise, he was actually there to teach someone to drive.
He glanced quietly at the brand-new F1 car at the starting line, then spoke into his walkie-talkie, "Go get a driver's ed car..."
In less than ten minutes, an ordinary driver's ed car was driven onto the premium racetrack.
Alvin Morgan sat in the driver's seat, demonstrating to Aurora Sinclair how to drive.
