MARSHALS TRAINING INFORMATION

One of the life bloods of all forms of Motorsport across the UK, be if F1 or WRC, are the countless volunteer marshals who turn out in their large numbers on a regular basis.

Their value, from the grassroots up to the world stage, is immensely valued by the sport and one of the obvious ways this is shown is by the provision of FREE training on a regular basis across the sport.

Here with the North West, there are a number of such days each year, in 2010 these being :

Saturday 30th January
In Stockport, commencing 08:30 until 16:00 the opportunity for all existing or prospective Rally Marshals to attend a training day covering all aspects of Rally Marshalling, via a combination of lectures and hands on practical sessions for trainees all the way up to and including prospective and existing Stage Commanders, including In-stage marshalling, Timing Marshals, and Radio Marshals. These days include hands on practical Fire Training and practical Incident Training in 2010. Whilst there will be free tea and coffee on arrival and during the day, lunch is available locally at a variety of establishments at prices to suit individuals budgets.
For those interested, then apply online via http://volunteersinmotorsport.co.uk/tinc?key=nX0K3jBh&formname=stockport
Contact the ANWCC Training Officer, Derek Machin to find out more

Saturday and Sunday (20th/21st) February
Each day covers a different aspect of Race Circuit marshalling, similarly via a combination of lectures and hands on practical sessions for trainees, depending on whether you are an existing Post Chief, Flag or Specialist Marshal (Saturday) or trainee or existing experienced marshal looking for Track, Incident or Incident Officer training (Sunday). This Training will be at the Oulton Park circuit on both days, with MSV (the owners of Oulton Park) selling hot food in the Chequers restaurant at lunch time.
Contact BMMC Training Co-ordinator, Andrew Holley to find out more and reserve your place.

Friday 12th March
Located at Accrington Cricket Club, CSMA (North West) and Accrington MSC are hosting a evening (19:00-21:45) for Rally Marshals, for trainee and existing marshals, including a pie and pea supper. As always this is a traditionally highly popular evening and as space is limited to 30, places are allocated on a 1st come 1st served basis.
For those interested, then apply online via http://volunteersinmotorsport.co.uk/tinc?key=nX0K3jBh&formname=csmamarch
Contact the CSMA Training Officer, Steve Johnson

Friday 14th May
Again located at Accrington Cricket Club, CSMA (North West) and Accrington MSC are hosting a evening (19:00-21:45) for Rally Marshals, for trainee and existing marshals, including a pie and pea supper. As always this is a traditionally highly popular evening and as space is limited to 30, places are allocated on a 1st come 1st served basis.
For those interested, then apply online via http://volunteersinmotorsport.co.uk/tinc?key=nX0K3jBh&formname=csmamay
Contact the CSMA Training Officer, Steve Johnson

Friday 11th June
Again located at Accrington Cricket Club, CSMA (North West) and Accrington MSC are hosting the evening (19:00-21:45), including a pie and pea supper. As always this is a traditionally highly popular evening, this time covering practical Fire Training and as space is limited to 30, so places are allocated on a 1st come 1st served basis.
For those interested, then apply online via http://volunteersinmotorsport.co.uk/tinc?key=nX0K3jBh&formname=csmafire
Contact the CSMA Training Officer, Steve Johnson

Friday 10th Sepetember
Again located at Accrington Cricket Club, CSMA (North West) and Accrington MSC are hosting the evening (19:00-21:45), including a pie and pea supper. As always this is a traditionally highly popular evening, this time covering specialist Rally Timekeeping roles (Road and Stage), and again as space is limited to 30 places are allocated on a 1st come 1st served basis.
For those interested, then apply online via http://volunteersinmotorsport.co.uk/tinc?key=nX0K3jBh&formname=ralltyime
Contact the CSMA Training Officer, Steve Johnson