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Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

Last post 04-13-2008, 12:50 PM by Shahab323is. 29 replies.
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  •  04-07-2008, 12:56 PM 293880

    • dbrier is not online. Last active: 08-28-2008, 12:44 PM dbrier
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    Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    We need some more folks willing to work in the trailer.  Both Timing and Scoring (T&S) and registration workers are needed.

    With the implementation of the new software, we to train a new batch of workers.  The good news is that the new system is much more intuitive and easy to use.  So if you like to get to events early to work registration, have attention to detail and like to keep track of times, or just want talk on the PA system, we can use your help.

    Last year we had two registration teams, so everyone could get course walks and nobody was trapped in the box from 8 - 9:30.

    Working is the trailer is the best way to meet folks, learn names and get involved.  So if you're tired of chasing cones, let us know.  No experience needed, new folks and veterans are both welcome.

    If you're interested, let me know by posting here.

     

    Dale


    Dale Brier
    SMS 26 - Black WRX Wagon
    GROCERY GETTER
  •  04-07-2008, 1:01 PM 293883 in reply to 293880

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    dbrier:

    We need some more folks willing to work in the trailer.  Both Timing and Scoring (T&S) and registration workers are needed.

    With the implementation of the new software, we to train a new batch of workers.  The good news is that the new system is much more intuitive and easy to use.  So if you like to get to events early to work registration, have attention to detail and like to keep track of times, or just want talk on the PA system, we can use your help.

    Last year we had two registration teams, so everyone could get course walks and nobody was trapped in the box from 8 - 9:30.

    Working is the trailer is the best way to meet folks, learn names and get involved.  So if you're tired of chasing cones, let us know.  No experience needed, new folks and veterans are both welcome.

    If you're interested, let me know by posting here.

    Dale

    I am happy to work in the trailer during the event with Timing & Scoring - not so much at the crack of dawn (i.e. before noon.... ) I should be able to pick up on the new software pretty quickly and will try and watch to learn that sometime.


    Jason P.
    Indy Region Moderator
    SMS - M3 LSB SMG E46
  •  04-07-2008, 1:08 PM 293886 in reply to 293883

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    Y'all know I'm game for anything. . . just not before 9:45.  Got cars to paw at before then!  I'm more than happy to help where needed. 

     Plus, my fair complection could use a little shade.  Holy crap I'm burnt!



    "Drag racing is for fast cars, autocrossing is for fast drivers"
  •  04-07-2008, 2:10 PM 293899 in reply to 293880

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    Dale,

    I'm in for T&S.  Not registration though since I normally help w/course and set-up.

    Phil


    Phil Wehman
    ASP 25
  •  04-07-2008, 2:43 PM 293907 in reply to 293883

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    Any chance we can replace Will on the mic... some of his comments hurt my feelingsCrying

    BTW what was I - Captain Paintertape or something? Stick out tongue

    After my first decent run, Gus asked me if I was faster because I added more tape - well, screw you guys!!! Angry (no seriously, are those cones lined with sandpaper or something? I am getting scratches - not just residue - on my sides and that is the one thing that freaks me out about autocrossing, so I think the painters tape is here to stay - man, $12 a roll though! Did they see me pull up in an overpriced european car or something?)


    Jason P.
    Indy Region Moderator
    SMS - M3 LSB SMG E46
  •  04-07-2008, 2:45 PM 293908 in reply to 293899

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    Hey...if Dale and Warren K. can learn, anyone can, right? Wink

    Sorry I kinda monopolized the computer to begin with....wanted to make sure it was running smoothly. Aside from a couple of anomalies with the last run group (reminder to self...test the battery voltage when get home), I think it went rather smooth for the first time out of the box. It still has that "new software smell" haha.

    Registration is sure to run quicker once we get more people entered into the member database and registering online. The first event gave us a nice batch.
     


    Indianapolis Region Solo Co-Chair, XSTS #58
    Brian Davis' 2008 Tire Warmer :-)

    I am Will Lahee
  •  04-07-2008, 2:51 PM 293909 in reply to 293907

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    The Nebulizer:

    Any chance we can replace Will on the mic... some of his comments hurt my feelingsCrying

    BTW what was I - Captain Paintertape or something? Stick out tongue

    After my first decent run, Gus asked me if I was faster because I added more tape - well, screw you guys!!! Angry (no seriously, are those cones lined with sandpaper or something? I am getting scratches - not just residue - on my sides and that is the one thing that freaks me out about autocrossing, so I think the painters tape is here to stay - man, $12 a roll though! Did they see me pull up in an overpriced european car or something?)

    Oh boy, don't get so emotional about my mic commentary. No one else wanted to announce, and since I was handed the mic.....well that just gives me poetic license to talk about pretty much whatever I want to. That includes all the tape you bought and slapped on the side of yer car. Sherwin Williams called, told me to tell you THANKS! Big Smile Their stock went up 3 points today because of that huge tape purchase.

    I kid because I care! Cool 

    .....or would you rather me just call out times.....that you can see......on our huge display? At least everyone in the bus was entertained. I think John W. peed his pants a little.

     


    Indianapolis Region Solo Co-Chair, XSTS #58
    Brian Davis' 2008 Tire Warmer :-)

    I am Will Lahee
  •  04-07-2008, 3:07 PM 293914 in reply to 293907

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    The Nebulizer:

    no seriously, are those cones lined with sandpaper or something? I am getting scratches - not just residue - on my sides and that is the one thing that freaks me out about autocrossing, so I think the painters tape is here to stay - man, $12 a roll though! Did they see me pull up in an overpriced european car or something?)

     

    Realy?  I have just rash, no marks.  Maybe it's that cheap paint they use? *

     

    * That was a dig.  You told me to tell you! Stick out tongue



    "Drag racing is for fast cars, autocrossing is for fast drivers"
  •  04-07-2008, 3:08 PM 293915 in reply to 293909

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    Will, the commentary was great -  I just wanted to know what you called me - as I forgot (yes, I was that focused...)

    Keep up the good work on the mic, Will! 

    (I'll stick to playing with numbers.... )


    Jason P.
    Indy Region Moderator
    SMS - M3 LSB SMG E46
  •  04-07-2008, 3:14 PM 293916 in reply to 293914

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    Bobzilla:
    The Nebulizer:

    no seriously, are those cones lined with sandpaper or something? I am getting scratches - not just residue - on my sides and that is the one thing that freaks me out about autocrossing, so I think the painters tape is here to stay - man, $12 a roll though! Did they see me pull up in an overpriced european car or something?)

    Realy?  I have just rash, no marks.  Maybe it's that cheap paint they use? *

    Yeah, I am starting to think BMW does use some cheap paint as my 325 had the same problem. I don't see anyone else's car with actual scratches. Maybe it is not the cones - but jealous workers throwing things at my car... I did see this bright red guy running out at me...


    Jason P.
    Indy Region Moderator
    SMS - M3 LSB SMG E46
  •  04-07-2008, 3:18 PM 293917 in reply to 293915

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    The Nebulizer:

    Will, the commentary was great -  I just wanted to know what you called me - as I forgot (yes, I was that focused...)

    Keep up the good work on the mic, Will! 

    (I'll stick to playing with numbers.... )

    LOL.....I believe the comment was "oh look, it's Captain Painter's Tape"

    Most of my commentary is to relax you......and get you off your game a bit. ;-)
     


    Indianapolis Region Solo Co-Chair, XSTS #58
    Brian Davis' 2008 Tire Warmer :-)

    I am Will Lahee
  •  04-07-2008, 3:21 PM 293918 in reply to 293915

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    I don't even clean off the cone marks...they pretty much won't come off because the paint is dead and won't accept wax. That's why I autocross a beater Smile

    Brian Davis, 89 Civic Si, 158 STS
  •  04-07-2008, 3:28 PM 293922 in reply to 293918

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    turbohappy:
    I don't even clean off the cone marks...they pretty much won't come off because the paint is dead and won't accept wax. That's why I autocross a beater Smile

    .....beater. Quite literally. Superfastpaxnearthetopeverytimebeatermobile. Yes Now to work on your co-driver. Embarrassed
     


    Indianapolis Region Solo Co-Chair, XSTS #58
    Brian Davis' 2008 Tire Warmer :-)

    I am Will Lahee
  •  04-07-2008, 4:57 PM 293943 in reply to 293922

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    Hey Brian, if you need someone fast to drive with you, I know a guy with a Hyundai.

    "Drag racing is for fast cars, autocrossing is for fast drivers"
  •  04-07-2008, 5:31 PM 293947 in reply to 293943

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    Cone scuffs are battle scars and something to be proud of, not hidden. I refuse to remove a single one from my car.....
    Indy Region SCCA #374620
    STS #19 Neon

    www.performancedrivenllc.com

    "The driver ran out of talent before he ran out of nerve." (Mark Martin)
  •  04-07-2008, 5:36 PM 293949 in reply to 293947

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    I'm willing to do trailer work. Heck, I even helped Bob in tech, how much more of a sacrifice can be made than that?
    Indy Region SCCA #374620
    STS #19 Neon

    www.performancedrivenllc.com

    "The driver ran out of talent before he ran out of nerve." (Mark Martin)
  •  04-07-2008, 5:41 PM 293950 in reply to 293947

    • dbrier is not online. Last active: 08-28-2008, 12:44 PM dbrier
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    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    I've found that a good coat of wax really helps with cone scuffs.  If I have fresh wax, the cone marks come off with soap and water.

    I know it sounds crazy Jason, but you could try not hitting the cones. Smile  You think you get comments, try pulling up to the starting line in a station wagon.  Wink

     

    Good to see people willing to work T&S.  Learning it is easy.  Getting folks in early for registration is going to be the tough part.  Wilmoth said he would help out and I'll bet Warren will work early on the events he runs.

    Dale


    Dale Brier
    SMS 26 - Black WRX Wagon
    GROCERY GETTER
  •  04-07-2008, 5:47 PM 293953 in reply to 293950

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    Heck Dale,

    I almost alway show up before registration opens, I'll do it, provided we can get Brian to show up on time to do the novice thing.


    Indy Region SCCA #374620
    STS #19 Neon

    www.performancedrivenllc.com

    "The driver ran out of talent before he ran out of nerve." (Mark Martin)
  •  04-07-2008, 7:57 PM 293977 in reply to 293953

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    mtownneon:

    I almost alway show up before registration opens, I'll do it, provided we can get Brian to show up on time to do the novice thing.

    Sorry about that. Couldn't find my turn-down and didn't want to deafen everyone! Turns out it was at my dad's house so I deafened everyone anyway! 


    Brian Davis, 89 Civic Si, 158 STS
  •  04-07-2008, 8:46 PM 293983 in reply to 293977

    Re: Looking for Autocross trailer workers.

    turbohappy:
    Couldn't find my turn-down and didn't want to deafen everyone! Turns out it was at my dad's house so I deafened everyone anyway! 

     

    Huh?? Did someone say something????

     Stick out tongue


    Scott Dales
    90SM '03 MCS
    www.cscc-scca.org
    www.indyscca.org
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