COM needs volunteers for several open positions

[bhoss]

COM Sports Car Club Members,

COM Sports Car Club has always relied upon the volunteer efforts of its members to perform many of the key tasks that are essential in making the club both fun and successful.

COM currently has openings in the following positions and is looking for volunteers to fill them:

Publicity Chair
Assist in promoting COM within the enthusiast community.

Membership Recruitment Chair
Develop and implement plans for bringing new members into COM.

Web Master/Developer
Develop COM website using state of the art Ektron software (training provided). Keep site fresh with periodic updates.

Tech Stewards
Assist with safety tech on event mornings. Tech cars for rule compliance after Time Trial events.

If you are interested in any of the positions listed above or would like more information, please feel free to contact any member of the Executive Committee listed below. If you feel that you have some talents in areas that are not listed above and would like to participate in club activities, please contact us as well.

Alex Teng - President tenguspengus@gmail.com,
Will Martins - Vice President will@miata.tv
Bill Hosselbarth - Secretary bhoss47@comcast.net
Paul Shearer - Treasurer plshearer@comcast.net

See you at the track!

[ctkag]

I am willing to be a steward.

I have helped with tech in the past and am willing to help when I can - this works best at tracks where we have the opportunity to drop off or unload the night before the event. I often don't have time to get my own car unloaded and ready for tech/track and be able to make drivers meetings etc. when doing tech.

[WillM]

Awesome Kieth! Somebody needs to keep those Subies in check!

There are actually 2 different specialties involved.

Tech Stewards evaluate cars for rule compliance and answer questions regarding rules. These inspections are done when a car is protested or when a car sets a class record (after the car has completed the time trial on day 2). The Nate Hine, our Chief Steward, presides over the crew of Stewards.

Send an email to nate at driversupply dot com or talk to Nate at NHMS.

Tech Inspectors evaluate cars for safety (and safety-related classification) on the morning of events. Bill Fitzmaurice, our Chief of Tech, presides over the crew of Tech Inspectors.

Send an email to bilfitz33 at verizon dot net, or talk to bill at NHMS.

I'll send an email to both Nate and Bill to check this thread, as I'm not sure how active they are on the forum.

Thanks!

- Will

[StephanAlfa]

WIll:
I am already doing this as a "volunteer" but if you need to make this official I'd be happy to make it official for doing tech inspections for safety. these are the ones - as you mention - that are done by Bill F., you, etc.
Count me in.

I'll let the Tech Stewarts (Nate, Bill, Les, you) figure out if my red springs are stock .
Geesh! Gimmeafriggin break...If they weren't would I be getting beat by a student at WGI or at other tracks like NHMS, and Mosport, and Lime Rock, and Calabogie?
:dontknow:
Besides, If I'd get non-stock springs, I'd be at lot lower and without any body roll! Note I am STILL getting motion sickness from rocking that thing.
I need to tune up my expresso machine in the glove compartment to act as a turbo ... oh, shhhh! Silencio! :-$

I inquired about getting lower spring recently plus urethane bushings... plus intake and exhaust... for ST-4... I am still considering this...


Anyway, count me in, as usual.. officially

[offcamber09]

Nate asked me last year to be a Steward, and I agreed. I guess due to my busy schedule etc. we have not "hooked up" to make it official. I am still willing, but unlikely to hit too many events this year.

[nateh]

Scott, you're on my list. I need to get the website updated.

See you at the track!

[alik]

Will, if you need a webmaster (or a web jockey ), I'll take the blame, er, job.

I'd love to lend a hand.

Al