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Morgan Adams Foundation’s “Thank You RMVR” Event
We really mean it!   THANK YOU!!!   And to reinforce that “thanks,” here’s a short video from us at Morgan Adams Foundation…
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How To Get an RMVR Tech Inspection
Good news: If you obtain a pre-season Annual Tech inspection…
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Pete Christensen
Pete Christensen, one of our long-time members, current Formula Ford…
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Aspen Snowmass 2018
This year’s Aspen Snowmass race with the paddock tents and…
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Volunteer/Worker Sign Up
RMVR can't race without the amazing support provided by our workers and volunteers every weekend. Our Chief Marshals need your input to organize everyone and provide for rooms and food. So please click on the weekend you wish to work and let them know. You…
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How To Get A Competition License
For the safety of all of its members, RMVR, like all other race organizations, has a rigorous licensing process. To participate in our races, you must have a current RMVR Competition License, an RMVR Provisional License, or a VMC license. For those without prior racing…
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Volunteers – Pit & Grid
Pit & Grid workers help ensure driver safety by checking each driver’s safety belts (are they tight?), gloves, eye protection, helmets, and arm restraints. Sometimes they forget (duh!). These are the first things to check for on each and every car prior to allowing cars…
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Volunteers – Tech
Members of the Tech team are involved in inspecting cars to be sure they are properly prepared relative to items of safety. No prior experience is needed.  We’ll train you. You need not have any knowledge about the complicated details of the various race car…
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