Volunteering in Motorsports
Have you ever thought of becoming a race volunteer? Or do you want to get involved with motorsport but can’t afford the high cost of a race car? Maybe you just want to help out and be part of the action while meeting a bunch of friendly people.
If so, perhaps you should consider getting involved with volunteering in motorsports. Most of the clubs affiliated with the CACC have volunteer positions that anyone can get involved with. You can get involved with turn working, timing and scorekeeping, data acquisition, registration, organizing, technical inspection and emergency crews, and even live race announcing.
Every type of event offers a chance to see up front what happens on and off the track, and there are several types of motorsports to choose from. Summer time is best for solosport and race activities, but there is also ice racing that offers a unique, winter time motorsport opportunity.
Safety and training are very important and with a club like the Motorsport Emergency Turnworkers Association (META) you will get the very best in both of these. Registered as a non-profit society in 1975, the Motorsport Emergency and Turnworkers Association has gained national and international recognition for its competence and professionalism in all aspects of motorsport safety.
Visit our Affiliates page for a list of clubs where you can participate.