Types of Volunteers
UtahSBK is powered by a tiered volunteer structure. Whether you are looking to lead the organization at an executive level, manage a specific department throughout the season, or simply help out for a few hours on a race morning, there is a place for you in our paddock.
Elected Official
Interested in shaping the future of UtahSBK? Elected officials play an important role in running the organization, including strategy, finances, operations, and community development. These positions require a significant commitment and offer valuable leadership experience, connection with a dedicated team, and waived race fees.
Positions Include
- President
- Vice President
- Secretary
- Director of Competition
- Director of Membership
- Director of Schools
- Volunteer Coordinator
- Treasurer
Key Volunteers
Want to make a lasting impact on our racing community? The Board appoints key volunteers to essential roles requiring a consistent commitment throughout the race season. These dedicated individuals are vital to our success and earn standard volunteer hour credit.
Positions Include
- Grid Marshall
- Timing and Scoring
- Start/Finish Flagger
- Tech Inspection
- Event Coordinator
- Marketing Manager
- Sponsorship Manager
- ART Instructor
- Supermoto Manager
- Supermoto Race Manager
Volunteer
Even a few hours of your time can make a real difference! We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities on race weekends and throughout the year, from assisting with event operations to promoting our organization at local events. Volunteers earn standard hour credit and become an integral part of our racing community.
Positions Include
- Event Tabling
- Race Day Setup
- Race Day Tear Down
- Grid Posting
- Corner Worker
- Saturday BBQ
Earning and Spending
Our volunteer program is designed to be a win-win. By contributing your time, you directly lower the costs of racing for yourself or others. We track every hour worked to ensure you receive the credit you’ve earned toward your next event or training session.
Step 1:
- Create a free account at motorsportreg.com — this is how we track your volunteer hours and apply your credits.
- Sign up on the volunteer sheet for each round you’d like to volunteer at.
Step 2:
When you’re ready, reach out to volunteer@utahsbk.com to learn about the duties our Volunteer Coordinator has available. If you’ve signed up using the volunteer sheet, our coordinator will get in touch with you. They will assign you a duty and will give you all the other info you need to get started.
Step 3:
1HR = $15 for every hour worked, you are awarded a $15 credit that can be applied towards racing fees or an ART class. Additionally, if you volunteer, but don’t have any desire to participate in racing or an ART class, you can donate your hours to anyone that races or wants to take an ART class. Awarded credits expire one year after issuing so don’t let them sit for too long! $150 bonus for anyone who volunteers at every round of Superbike or Supermoto!
Novice Racers
Novice racers are no longer required to volunteer in order to keep championship points. Volunteering is still a great way to offset race fees and help our racing community!
