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Just the right mix
Werner seems to have the balancing act down perfectly these days. Racing just seems to fit in with about every aspect of his life. It is something he does that his wife, Syndey, enjoys and supports, that his children (daughter Jordan, 6, and son Griffin, 3) can talk about for hours nonstop, that his neighbors and clients with Snap-On Tbols can ask him about on Monday mornings.
It is also something Werner can do away from the neighborhood and away from the office. It is something special he shares with his brother and the close-knit group of friends that make up their team.
If his life appears to be an effortless flow from racing to some other dimension and back, that’s only because Werner and his brother have worked so hard for so long to make it that way.
They grew up immersed in racing, thanks to their father, Tteddy Werner, a stock-car driver in the Long Island
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