Spectator Marshals

Spectator marshals have a highly important job. The spectator marshals are responsible for the safety and well being of the spectators. There will be designated areas for spectators to watch the event along the course. The spectators are only allowed to watch from these “spectator areas“. The course workers will be concentrating on the safety of their particular area of the course, so the safety of the “spectator areas” is the responsibility of the spectator marshals. Of course, being a spectator marshal means that you get one of the bests seats in the house for viewing the action! If you would like to help by being a spectator marshal, please let us know.

Course Workers (Flagging and Communication)

Course workers are crucial to the safe operation of the event. Course workers are the not-unsung heroes of the event. Course workers are
positioned at intervals from the start of the course to the finish. Course workers have a front-row seat in exchange for being the eyes and ears of
race control. There will be an as yet undetermined number of worker stations along the course. Each of these stations will have a corner
captain, who will be in charge of that worker station. Each station will also need a HAM radio operator for communication with race control and with the other stations. Each station will need a flag person and assistant corner workers for backup. Join the team!

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2007 Event Schedule:

 FRIDAY, September 28
4:30p – 7:30p Registration & Tech at Unclaimed Baggage, downtown Scottsboro
3:30p – 7:30p Car Display at Unclaimed Baggage, downtown Scottsboro

***Registration and Tech Inspection will be in Scottsboro. Entrants are encouraged to have their cars on display Friday Evening. This is an opportunity to generate interest in the race / our sport / your potential sponsors. The community is one of our best sponsors, so please make an effort to socialize with the community.

SATURDAY, September 29
6:30am County Roads Closed; Paddock area Open
6:30am - 8:00am Registration Open at Event Site
7:00am – 8:30am Tech Open at Event Site
7:00am WORKER’S MEETING AT ADMINISTRATION TENT
7:15am DRIVER'S MEETING AT REGISTRATION TENT
7:30am Busses depart to preposition workers & spectators
8:00am - 12:00pm Practice & Timed Runs by Group
12:00pm – 1:00pm Lunch (Lunch Provided for Workers)
1:00pm – 5:00pm Timed Runs by Group
6:00 pm County Roads Open to Normal Traffic
5:30 pm SOCIAL EVENT at Goose Pond Colony. Drinks and very heavy hors’doverues. Social is open to all Entrants/Crew/Workers. This is a family oriented event. Worker prizes will be given out.

SUNDAY, September 30
6:30am County Roads Closed; Paddock area Open
7:00am WORKER’S MEETING AT ADMINISTRATION TENT
7:15am DRIVER'S MEETING AT REGISTRATION TENT
7:30am Busses depart to preposition workers & spectators
8:00am – 11:30am Timed Runs by Group
11:30am – 1:00pm Lunch (Lunch Provided for Workers), Quiet Time*
1:00pm - 4:30pm Timed Runs by Group
5:00pm Trophy Presentation
6:00pm County Roads Open to Normal Traffic
8:00pm Paddock closed for the weekend. All participants must be off the premises.

* Note: A nondenominational worship service will be held on Sunday during Quiet Time.
Please listen for track announcement of time and location of the morning service.