The Olympus Rally takes place on April 24th -25th in scenic Ocean Shores/South Bend, WA (near Aberdeen).
http://www.olympusrally.com/

The organizers could use your help. What better way to see a rally up close and personal! Experience is not needed for most positions.
-Road Marshal: Stationed along the stage, your job is to make sure non-rally folk do not enter the course and everything is ok at your station. You get to watch the race from a cool spot! This is a great position for novice workers, but a very important one.

-HAM radio operators: used for stage communication

-Time Controls: Learn how a rally works from the inside. Start and finish control to record stage times and start the cars. A great way to see the cars, drivers and codrivers up close or learn what you need to do as a future competitor.

Volunteers registration is at the website: http://www.olympusrally.com/volunteers/


We also need some volunteers for press stage/karting benefit on Thursday afternoon at Pacific Grand Prix Karting (Kent) or recce on Friday. Please make a comment on volunteer registration if you are interested in helping.

Thanks!
La' Akea Siverts

 

already signed up! )))

 

If i don't get a ride i will be talking to you. Hopefully I will be in a car though.

 

I have to make sure I'm not working that weekend or have duty.

 

Two weeks away!! We still have volunteer opportunities so please sign up if you interested!
http://www.olympusrally.com/volunteers/

This is a great way to see a rally up close, from the inside out! And road marshals get the best seat in the house.

 

What stages are you working La' Akea?

 

Taholah on Saturday and Brooklyn for Sunday. So say hi when you come up to ATC

 

Just bumping for the date. Not sure of volunteer status...

 

Thanks for the bump! We're doing ok for Saturday but I'm still short on volunteers for Sunday. PM me if you would like to help out since volunteer registration is now closed.

Hope to see you out there!!
La' Akea
stage captain

 

Sunday is the best day to help out! All 3 stages are great! It is not to late to help out and get the best seat in the forest!