Case Study: Auto Racing - "When The Driver Takes A Back Seat", p.459. Submit your responses to the following questions in the dropbox for grading 2. Racing teams and their leaders have to make lots of decisions-from the pressures of race day to the routines of everyday team management. When and in what situations would you see them making decisions by authority rule, minority rule, majority rule, consensus, or unanimity? How do these decision-making approaches fit certain times and situations but not others? Defend your answer. Case Study: Auto Racing - "When The Driver Takes A Back Seat", p.459. Submit your responses to the following questions in the dropbox for grading 2. Racing teams and their leaders have to make lots of decisions-from the pressures of race day to the routines of everyday team management. When and in what situations would you see them making decisions by authority rule, minority rule, majority rule, consensus, or unanimity? How do these decision-making approaches fit certain times and situations but not others? Defend your