As the Diecast Dude points out, dating in the workplace is probably never a good idea. Dating the boss is an even worse idea. Dating the boss in a male dominated sport when you're a much younger female who 'has finished in the top twenty a grand total of twice while leading a whopping three laps in sixteen races' might take the cake. There are different variables in every situation, but this article puts this relationship in perspective with regards to the world of Nascar. From a business standpoint, it would be difficult to defend this relationship after reading this article. "I bet Dr. Z is simply ecstatic over this."

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