IT HAD TAKEN THEM A couple of hours to extricate themselves from the mess at the track. The Camaro had to be towed and Warwicke had spent some time talking on the phone to the mechanic, an ex-racer who was a friend of Varo’s, explaining to him that he was not to touch the Camaro until Alvaro arrived to talk to him.
Against his better judgment, Warwicke would have to call Brita in to examine the car. As soon as Brita stepped foot in the garage, he and Fabiana would become unwelcome guests in the racing community. But he didn’t see any way around it. Fabiana could easily have died that night.
If the car was tampered with, it had to have been done by someone who’d been at the track. Which meant that, either someone was out to get Alvaro, making the obvious assumption that he would be drivin
