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Upcoming Marshalling Opportunities

  • Writer: Cat Lund
    Cat Lund
  • Sep 1
  • 3 min read

Without the orange army, events couldn't happen. If you would like to get involved in motorsport, marshalling is a great starting point.


DURHAM AUTO CLUB WEARSIDE CLASSIC - Sunday 7th September


A few more marshals are needed for the Wearside Classic, which takes place at Nissan Motor Manufacturing UK,  Sunderland. Marshals receive a packed lunch, and evening meal (Sunday dinner), along with seeing a full day of very competitive motorsport.


Please contact the Chief Marshal – David Frizelle d.frizelle@yahoo.co.uk

 


GALLOWAY HILLS RALLY - Saturday 13th September

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There are a variety of Marshalling roles to fill on the 2025 event, thank you to everyone who has signed up to Marshal on the 50th Galloway Hills Rally so far. We still have just a few spots left to fill, so please do sign up if you’re available to assist - we can find you a suitable role out on the Stages, or at a Passage Control, or in the Service Area.




SS1/3/5 - Solway & Machars Car Clubs

SS2/4/6 - BRMC (British Rally Marshals Club)

Service - East Ayrshire Car Club


For more information or to register as a Marshal or Radio Operator, please use these links:

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MULL RALLY - 10-12 October 2025


The Beatsons Building Supplies Mull Rally always depends on an army of volunteers to deliver the iconic event! No matter your experience, we have a role for you both on and off the stages, and we'd also be keen to hear from island residents who could assist at locations close to where they live.


We can offer volunteers:

£30 per leg (there are three legs) expense reimbursement to volunteers up to a maximum of £120. We have limited accommodation options still available too.

To register your interest in Marshalling, Radio Marshalling or Volunteering please use the following links.


Or email the Chief Marshal at marshals@mullrally.org

 


If you would like to get involved in motorsport, marshalling is a great starting point.
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