So driving around a private race track is reckless driving (something that should the person have a wreck doing, their insurance would not cover)? This is a qu

So driving around a private race track is reckless driving (something that should the person have a wreck doing, their insurance would not cover)? This is a question of informed consent and due process. Of course we should do everything we can to prevent [bad thing] but within a system of constraints (e.g. laws, rights, etc.). Why don’t manufacturers put a big sticker on the window of their cars saying that all your driving information would be sold to auto insurers, potentially resulting in higher insurance premiums? Because they would sell less cars (or people would buy cars that don’t do this) - so instead they do it surreptitiously. So at the end of the of the day you just have to ask yourself if you an “ends justify the means” type of person…