FIRST TIMERS (aka newbies)

You do not need to become a member of the US Marshalls to work. Come out to the track and tell the nice person that you meet at the gate you want to corner work! (Go to the worker/crew sign-up line - don't stand in the long lines for racer sign-up). You will be asked, like any other entrant to the track, to sign in and pay a fee. The fee will be returned to you if you work the whole day. Part-time help is welcome, any time you can spend helping out is appreciated. You will be going to the Paddock area (infield area) of the racetrack. Ask for a vehicle pass so you may bring your vehicle into the infield (NHIS-Loudon only).

We head out to prepare the track for racing at 7:45 am Saturday and Sunday with activities ending between 5 - 6pm or occasionally earlier. If you arrive before 7:45 am go to the scales garage in the paddock area (just ask, most anyone will know where it is) and see Sandy for an assignment. If you get there later, ask at the gate for Sandy to be contacted and she will assign you. We'll teach you all you need to know. Come prepared for the elements, bring whatever you think you'll need out on the track with you:

• Sunscreen

• Rain Coat

• Drink (water is best)

• Snacks

• Extra Clothing

• Sunglasses

Do not wear red or yellow outer clothing as a rider might mistake you for a caution flag. White clothing is preferred. Please consult the Corner workers Guide for more info.

Free sandwich lunch is provided. There is also a restaurant in the paddock area at the track. There are excellent shower and bathroom facilities and you may camp pretty much anywhere on the grounds. If you are not a camper there are many reasonable accommodations in the area.
 

US Marshalls Southeast:

Click here for Daytona Bike Week corner worker information. If you are interested in working the US Marshalls Southeast (Moroso, Road Atlanta, and/or Homestead) e-mail Egor Emery or phone him at 352-357-7104.
Those wishing to work Mid-Ohio e-mail Dan Lance.
 

If you have any other questions e-mail Laura Cole.
 

See you at the races!