Volunteer With Us

Volunteers are the Fuel of RMVR!

Rocky Mountain Vintage Racing has conducted vintage racing events in Colorado for decades, and there is one significant constant: Our volunteers provide the fuel that keeps the club running. Without the folks who field questions, process car log book applications, process event entries, tech cars, stand watch at corner stations, run timing and scoring, serve on the Board of Directors, maintain the website, and perform a myriad of other functions, racing simply wouldn’t happen.

Volunteering with Flagging & Communications is a great way to watch racing up close and personal, and many of the racers you see on the track spent their first years with RMVR as volunteers. Racers—whether waiting for an unobtainium part, having their car break down before the start of the race weekend, or simply wishing to give back to the club—often volunteer to work a corner, grid, or with tech. RMVR’s extensive Flagging and Communications Manual provides details about working a race event.

RMVR provides training for our Flagging & Communications volunteers, both on the job and through a pre-season Fire & Rescue School. Check our Events page for details on upcoming training sessions.

Volunteers received numerous event benefits, including meals and overnight accommodations. Volunteers need not be members and can earn RMVR membership through the 100-Hour program. Contact the Chief of Flagging and Communications for details about the 100-hour program.

In addition to Flagging & Communications, there are many other RMVR volunteer positions. RMVR Key Positions enumerates different opportunities including Board positions, Event Chairs, Stewarding, Tech, Eligibility, Driving Instructors, and many more.

If you are interested in volunteering, subscribe to emails dedicated to the Volunteer Positions and Contact One of Our Chiefs.