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1. Concession Stand:
Handle food and money, make change and do some light cooking. You
help run the store and bring in money for the track. The Treasurer
is in charge of the Concession Stand.
2. Starter: Run the gate to start races and practice motos. You are
a Safety Officer and watch for unsafe conditions on the track or
improper equipment and control the number of riders on the track.
3. Stager: You have the moto sheets and call each moto up about 3
races before it’s their turn to go. You tell racers which lane they
are in if they don’t know and check for proper safety equipment. You
control the line up in the pre-staging area.
4. Corner Marshal: Four are needed on race nights. You watch for
proper racing and flag the starter to stop the gate when a crash
occurs.
5. Announcer: You announce who is racing in each moto, tell who is
in which place, and make general announcements. You are in the
tower.
6. Spotter: You help the announcer by keeping an eye on the number
plates as the racers go by the tower and are the extra set of eyes
in the tower during the race.
7. Scorer: Three are needed for race night. You write down the
number plates in order of finish. It takes a careful eye when the
riders are really close at the finish line. You determine the place
for each rider at the finish line.
8. Runner: On race night, you collect the slips from the Scorers as
each moto finishes and turn them in to the Head Scorer for the
official record. Watch out for the bikes!
9. Referee: During a race, you are the person in control of the
finish line. If a rider wants to protest a finish, you are the one
they go to. You determine if the rider has a valid protest and may
change the order of finish. You may rely on input from the corner
marshals, starter, and the announcer to make a fair decision. |
