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Volunteer Sign-Up Form

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Please use this form if you wish to volunteer to work in tech, on the grid, or on corners for any of our events. You can only sign up for one event at a time. Please submit this form at least two weeks prior to the event. You must be at least 18 years of age to participate (16 on the grid).

If you have never worked with us before, please indicate that in the comments section and state your level of experience, and the name of the organization with which you have worked in the past (i.e. SCCA, Porsche Club, BMW, etc.). We can then respond individually with some detailed information as to what to wear, what to expect, when and where to meet.

New workers are always welcome. We recommend that you try one of our events in your local area.

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Pick one race (required)

La Junta April 18-20 2008

Trans-Am Pueblo June 14-15 2008

Showboat Hastings August 28-31 2008

Pueblo Enduro September 27-29 2008

High Plains Raceway October 18-19 2008

Pick one or more specialties

Fri Tech

Sat Tech

Sun Tech

Sat Flagging & Communications

Sun Flagging & Communications

Sat Pit & Grid

Sun Pit & Grid

Room requirements

For events outside of the Denver Metro area,RMVR provides motel accommodations for workers. You will be housed with another same gender worker. If you are new to RMVR,we will e-mail you with the motel information,or you can find it in the "Volunteer News" on the website. Just tell the motel personnel that you are on the RMVR worker list at check-in. If your plans change and you can not work an event,please be sure to notify the appropriate chief of specialty at least 48 hours prior to the event to cancel your reservation. If you must cancel at the last minute,please call the motel directly to cancel your reservation.

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Sat

Non-smoking

Smoking

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