RMVR KEY POSITIONS
RMVR has many moving parts performed by a vast army of dedicated members, Chiefs of Specialties, staff and volunteers. This list of jobs and duties comes together to support the collective passion of racing vintage race cars in a safe, fun, and competitive environment.
Each of these essential jobs are covered in considerable detail in the RMVR Ops Manual viewable here. Please feel free to read about any of these varied jobs to see if you have an interest in helping and becoming one of the magnificent RMVR team. If you have an interest or questions, you can consult the CONTACT US page to reach those in charge of these positions.
Board of Directors: The Board consists of President, President-Elect, Past-President, Treasurer, Secretary, and seven Director-At-Large. All are elected positions. The Board is charged with managing all aspects of RMVR including the appointment of individuals in each of the many volunteer positions.
RMVR Administrator: The only RMVR paid position. This key position is involved with keeping things running in the background, managing the member database, handling the flow of entries and onsite registration of entries at RMVR events. They are a key contact point for club members.
Chiefs of Specialties:
- Chief Steward & Race Steward: During a race weekend the Chief Steward, Race Steward and Assistant(s) are charged with monitoring and dealing driver safety issues. Dangerous driver behavior or any one-car or multi-car incidents are investigated and when necessary sanctions (e.g. Probation or Suspension) are imposed.
- Chief of Flagging and Communications: This major support function embraces organizing a myriad of many volunteers. These volunteers include corner Marshals, Race Control, Timing & Scoring, Pit & Grid, Starter, RMVR Equipment and Radios. All these functions must be covered and executed single weekend without fail.
- Chief of Tech: All race cars are subject to a safety “tech” inspection process before being allowed on track. Supervising and documenting these inspections is a year-round proposition. Plus Tech personnel monitor the “Hot Pit” during all races.
- Chief Driving Instructor: This important position is in charge of the RMVR licensing process including organizing and conducting the Driver’s School. This includes managing a “fleet” of volunteer instructors who work on-on-one with students.
- Chief of Eligibility: This important position is the contact point for anyone seeking to bring a new car into the club or to interact with club members buying or transferring a car within the club. The Eligibility Chief coordinates with the Eligibility Team to review any new car entries into the club. They also will work with the board of directors and members seeking to expand eligibility of certain classes of cars.
Vintage Messenger Editor: Each monthly issue is created, published and distributed via email to the entire RMVR email list.
Email Manager: All email communications go through the Email manager who ensures content is correctly crafted and then sends the emails out to appropriate recipients.
