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Deca Officials (Volunteers) 1St June

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RCHOO Grand Master

RCHOO

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So once again we ask for your assistance

For this event to run SMOOTH on TIME and SAFELY we need a small group of volunteers (Officials )

to help run the day. With out the help of volunteers we can not run these days.

Officials are needed in 3 sections in the morning and 1 section in the afternoon.

All Officials on the day will be supplied with drinks and lunch.

An Officials breifing will be held before the Drivers breifing so all volunteer Officials will need to

be at the DECA complex by 8.30 am on the Saturday morning the 1st June

So if your thinking about coming up for a look and not competing this is a great way to get up close

to the action.

Also if your competing and bringing a friend or 3 it would be great if they could put there hand up

to help out on the day.

So i would like to have

as many volunteers as possible so i can give people a break during the day .

So if this sounds like you or your friends post up in here or PM me and i will will put you on the list.

Cheers WayneO.

MORNING

SKIDPAN

STARTER...Wayne ..RCHOO

TIMMER......Trinh

FINISHER..

MINI WANG..

STARTER.....

TIMMER.......

FINISHER....

MARSHAL...

LONG WANG

STARTER...

TIMMER......

FINISHER....

SPOTTER 1 ..

SPOTTER 2..

SPARE..

AFTERNOON

SKIDPAN

STARTER.... Wayne.....RCHOO

TIMMER........

TIMMER,,,

FINISHER

FINISHER

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achoo Rising Star

achoo

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pretty simple.... not enough people to help out some events dont go ahead.

Over the years we have had the same people who dont enter and come and make the day happen anyway...

So as i said NO VOLUNTEERS, NO EVENTS

Thanks to those who are able to help out and always help out.

And if you think that itmight be too hard dont stress as you'll have someone to teach you what has to be done

KezR33 Veteran

KezR33

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It's well worth doing:

- You can still passenger in your mate's car in the afternoon.

- You get the best views in the morning.

- You can request passenger rides in anyone's car and no one will say no to a volunteer.

- Free lunch!

Leroy Peterson Grand Master

Leroy Peterson

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Sorry Wayne, myself and friend entered this round. We'll volunteer for the next one.


- You can request passenger rides in anyone's car and no one will say no to a volunteer.

From what I saw last round, people's partners and friends took priority.

KezR33 Veteran

KezR33

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That will happen from time to time. You'll get the guys with half a dozen mates (none whom volunteer) who they ferry around all day or the bored girlfriend who never gets out of the car. To be honest though they dont usually drive cars I want to passenger in.

Ask the owners of some of the more mental cars like Leon, Ryan or the driftpig trio and they'll make an effort to get you in.

Hell ask the other guys anyway. So long as you're not rude I doubt they'd say no.

achoo Rising Star

achoo

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Sorry Wayne, myself and friend entered this round. We'll volunteer for the next one.

From what I saw last round, people's partners and friends took priority.

there are always going to be a few people who do this...

..... But from what i have seen over the past 4 years of DECA people are all too willing to let people jump in their car if they have volunteer.

As organisers of the event we go out of our way to make sure volunteers are looked after as best as possible

llama_au Grand Master

llama_au

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Please put my friend Paul and his wife down to volunteer, preferably together and in a position where they won't have to walk too much (Paul is unable to walk long distances.) I'm thinking Skidpan for them.

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