Short of marshalls for Sunday at Puke if there are any takers. Steph is looking for volunteers. No flags, no race.
Geoff
Hardcore Biker
Short of marshalls for Sunday at Puke if there are any takers. Steph is looking for volunteers. No flags, no race.
Geoff
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if i was closer I would.
come on people. these events can't be run with volunteers, and marshalls get the best seats in the house
eschew obsification...
too far for us, too
have a good weekend everybody
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Put me down, when where how?Originally Posted by geoffm
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oh and email me on bigdogonamotabike@hotmail.com
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yeh, long as the weather is good... I didn't mind doing it last time, would do it again.... she didn't seem to add me to any list last time
pm me details, time you have to be there etc
Nana
Just a quickie to bring thread back to new posts.
For whom the bell tolls
generally 8.30am start at the "house" - jenian homes hut on the infield of the track. I might be able to help out depending on how much im needed in the pits with the people i'm supposed to be helping.
KiwiBitcher
where opinion holds more weight than fact.
It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
Nana
Sounds pretty organized
Again just keeping the thread on the new posts page.
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Time to start paying your Marshalls geoffm.
At the end of a Marshalling day an individual has given up a family day[or ride day], worked hard putting up barriers, spent the day in the hot sun watching others enjoy themselves for what?
Look Ma, no hands hehehe
They get a free feed and heaps of drinks to drink.
I did it once, and I was given a bag full of yummy food (breadroll, cakes and fruit). Bottles of water and other bottled drinks.
If you ran out of drink you got hold of them on the head piece and they then delivered you some more inbetween races.
At the end of the day there was a beer or two to drink or cans of coke or lemonade. They also did a BBQ at the end...... so you got bread and sausages with the drink before you headed home.
Forum whore
SPB has a point. Down here riders to CantyMC events get to race for free if they bring a flag marshal. The flag marshal gets free lunch and drinks and something towards their fuel costs. What I'm planning to do is pay 'my' flag marshal the $45 I would normally have paid to race, it's not exactly a high hourly rate, but at least they get a wee tax free bonus.
My daughter telling me like it is:"There is an old man in your face daddy!"
Best Frenemy you could have!
Sitting at the hairpin watching F1 and F2 hurtle into it, is good watching indeed. Then you get the monkeys like Lance Lowe, who, coming out of the hairpin, spies a camera, and promptly provides a nice photo op when his wheel leaps into the air, requiring him to stand up and correct it
The classics and 2 strokes etc, sorry, not my thing, but I'll put up with all that, to watch the really cool stuff...
At the end of the day, the guys can't race without marshalls (or doing just what exactly some of the riders called their little "outings") and its something at least I can do, which provides benefit... so yeah.
Last edited by FROSTY; 27th November 2006 at 06:47. Reason: pm if ya need to know
Look Ma, no hands hehehe
forgot to mention in my above post....
Got petrol vouchers as well.
Nana
I enjoyed my day at the races, more interesting than my usual Sunday fare.
Best seats in the house for free.
If they paid the marshals a proper wage the cost of racing would go up, by about a hundred dollars a marshal times ten points + depending on the track multiplied by 2-3 depending on the point.
I agree that there should be some regular paid marshals to "nurse" the noobies.
If you go down the paid route you also need to have properly trained first aiders and cover them for ACC and Liability Insurance. This would probably add to the cost by about $30 a rider.
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