Motorsport UK
Start marshalling with Motorsport UK
Clubs and events across the UK · United Kingdom
Ongoing registration
Find a club or taster day and take the first steps towards supporting motorsport events as a marshal.
- Who can take part
- Newcomers should tell their organising club so an experienced marshal can support them. Age and role restrictions should be checked with the club.
- Training
- Complete the Registered Marshal Accreditation Course through the Learning Hub, then apply through the member portal. Face-to-face training can be arranged through a club if online training is not possible.
- Time commitment
- Varies by event; confirm with the organiser.
- Expenses and costs
- Not stated on the linked page; ask the organiser before committing.
- Getting started
- Use the official page to find a local club, arrange a taster day and access accreditation.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Silverstone
Join the Silverstone race marshals team
Silverstone, Northamptonshire · United Kingdom
Ongoing registration
Train to support safety and race operations at Silverstone, with routes into track, flag, paddock and start-line duties.
- Who can take part
- Silverstone states applicants must be over 18, fit and healthy, and willing to listen and learn. No previous experience is necessary to join the team. This is not an immediate British Grand Prix place. F1 selection requires progression and experience; motorcycle events have separate training requirements.
- Training
- Complete Motorsport UK mandatory initial training and send the completion certificate to Silverstone before the enquiry can progress. Further classroom and practical training follows.
- Time commitment
- Varies by event; confirm with the organiser.
- Expenses and costs
- Not stated on the linked page; ask the organiser before committing.
- Getting started
- Follow the Motorsport UK registration and training steps on Silverstone’s page, then send the certificate using its contact link.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Sports Car Club of America (SCCA)
Get involved in SCCA Trackside volunteering
SCCA regions across the United States · United States
Ongoing registration
Explore flagging, technical inspection, grid, timing, registration and other race-event support roles with a local SCCA region.
- Who can take part
- Most starting roles welcome newcomers. SCCA membership is required; the page offers a no-cost weekend membership for a first event. Some specialisms, including stewarding, require prior experience.
- Training
- New volunteers receive on-the-job training with experienced mentors. Online learning is also available through the member portal.
- Time commitment
- Varies by event; confirm with the organiser.
- Expenses and costs
- Not stated on the linked page; ask the organiser before committing.
- Getting started
- Use the official Trackside contact route to connect with a region and choose a suitable first event.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗CASC Ontario Region
Volunteer at Ontario road-racing events
Ontario · Canada
Ongoing registration
Find routes into corner marshalling, registration, timing, scrutineering, grid and pit support through Ontario motorsport clubs.
- Who can take part
- Requirements depend on the role. Medical volunteers must be trained medical or paramedical practitioners.
- Training
- The page states corner-marshal training is provided free by CRCA, MCO and MMS.
- Time commitment
- Varies by event; confirm with the organiser.
- Expenses and costs
- Not stated on the linked page; ask the organiser before committing.
- Getting started
- Contact CASC Ontario Region or the marshalling organisations linked from its official page.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Motorsport Australia
Become a Motorsport Australia official
Clubs and events across Australia · Australia
Ongoing registration
Register for the General Official pathway and connect with a local club to start supporting motorsport events.
- Who can take part
- A beginner registration route is available. Check age, role eligibility and any screening requirements with Motorsport Australia and the event organiser.
- Training
- Apply for a General Official licence in the Member Portal, enrol in the General Official Module and complete the course.
- Time commitment
- Varies by event; confirm with the organiser.
- Expenses and costs
- General Official registration is free. Event expenses or reimbursements are not stated; ask the organiser.
- Getting started
- Follow the sign-up instructions and club-finder links on the official page. Registration is stated to be free.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗MotorSport New Zealand
Become an accredited motorsport volunteer in New Zealand
Member clubs and events across New Zealand · New Zealand
Ongoing registration
Explore local event volunteering, from administration and timing to marshalling, and register through MotorSport Online.
- Who can take part
- Beginners are welcomed. Young people may be restricted in the duties they can perform; specialist roles may require relevant qualifications.
- Training
- Member clubs and organisers support new volunteers, usually pairing them with experienced volunteers. Training varies by role.
- Time commitment
- Varies by event; confirm with the organiser.
- Expenses and costs
- Not stated on the linked page; ask the organiser before committing.
- Getting started
- Contact volunteer@motorsport.org.nz or a local Member Club, then apply for Volunteer Official accreditation through MotorSport Online.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Motorsport Ireland
Explore volunteer official roles in Ireland
Motorsport Ireland clubs and events · Ireland
Ongoing registration
Find the training and licence route for marshalling, timekeeping, technical assistance and other event-official roles.
- Who can take part
- Some positions require a licence and training. Applicants should check the requirements for their chosen role; senior official roles are not automatic beginner placements.
- Training
- The official page links to training sign-up and online or paper licence applications.
- Time commitment
- Varies by event; confirm with the organiser.
- Expenses and costs
- Not stated on the linked page; ask the organiser before committing.
- Getting started
- Choose the relevant official category and follow its training and application guidance.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Greenpower Education Trust
Support Greenpower race events and STEM activities
Events across the UK · United Kingdom
Ongoing registration
Help with race-event administration, technical support, marshalling or stewarding. A separate STEM Ambassador route supports teams and promotes the programme.
- Who can take part
- Event volunteers do not need previous experience or expertise. Check age requirements with Greenpower. STEM Ambassadors register with STEM Learning.
- Training
- Event volunteers receive a full briefing. Ask about the preparation needed for your chosen role.
- Time commitment
- Even one day of event support is welcomed. Ambassador involvement depends on the time you can give.
- Expenses and costs
- Reimbursement is not stated on the linked page; check any costs and expenses with the organiser.
- Getting started
- Use the official 2027 volunteer interest form, or the separate Ambassador application linked on this page.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Silverstone Museum
Volunteer with Silverstone Museum
Silverstone, Northamptonshire · United Kingdom
Ongoing registration
Help share motorsport history through tours, education visits, archives, storytelling or vehicle-related activities, depending on the role.
- Who can take part
- Previous volunteering experience and extensive motorsport knowledge are not required. Check the information pack for age and role requirements.
- Training
- Ask the museum about induction and training for your chosen activity.
- Time commitment
- Full or half days between 9:30am and 4pm; weekend availability is particularly welcomed.
- Expenses and costs
- Reimbursement is not stated on the linked page; check any costs and expenses with the organiser.
- Getting started
- Complete the expression-of-interest form for future opportunities. Applications are usually reviewed around January and August.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗British Automobile Racing Club (BARC)
Become a BARC marshal
Events across the UK · United Kingdom
Ongoing registration
Support race meetings, hill climbs and sprints, with trackside, paddock and pit-lane routes as your experience develops.
- Who can take part
- Beginners start as trainees alongside experienced marshals. Under-18s should consult BARC’s specific policy and confirm suitable duties.
- Training
- Practical mentoring and formal training cover areas such as radio use, teamwork and fire safety. Specialist duties require further progression.
- Time commitment
- Choose suitable events with BARC; no minimum commitment is stated on this page.
- Expenses and costs
- Reimbursement is not stated on the linked page; check any costs and expenses with the organiser.
- Getting started
- Complete BARC’s New Volunteer Interest Form, linked from its official marshalling page.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗British Motorsport Marshals Club (BMMC)
Try marshalling with the British Motorsport Marshals Club
Events across the UK · United Kingdom
Ongoing registration
Explore circuit, rally, karting and other motorsport volunteering, including race administration and paddock support as well as trackside duties.
- Who can take part
- Newcomers are welcome. Check age, health and role requirements with the club; specialist duties depend on experience.
- Training
- Regional theory and practical training is supported by guidance from experienced marshals at events.
- Time commitment
- You choose how many events to attend, where and when.
- Expenses and costs
- Reimbursement is not stated on the linked page; check any costs and expenses with the organiser.
- Getting started
- Follow the club’s taster-day or membership links and contact your regional volunteering coordinator.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum
Volunteer at Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum
Birmingham, Alabama · United States
Ongoing registration
Support motorsport heritage through visitor welcome, education activities, collection care or museum event hospitality.
- Who can take part
- Prior motorcycle knowledge is not required for field-trip and detail-crew roles. Ask the museum about age and role requirements.
- Training
- Training is provided for education and detail-crew duties; docent roles require further training and prerequisites.
- Time commitment
- Event roles run Friday–Sunday; education and detail crew are weekdays. Floor marshals operate throughout the week. Agree shifts with the museum.
- Expenses and costs
- Reimbursement is not stated. The museum offers a volunteer rewards programme; ask about any costs.
- Getting started
- Use the sign-up link on the official page to request information. Museum roles are separate from park-event volunteering.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum
Join the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum volunteer team
Indianapolis, Indiana · United States
Ongoing registration
Help visitors explore racing history through gallery guiding, STEAM workshops, interactive exhibits and visitor support.
- Who can take part
- Aged 18 or over, comfortable engaging with visitors, and able to pass a limited criminal-history check. Summer-only and one-off volunteering are not currently offered.
- Training
- Volunteer orientation plus online and on-site training appropriate to the assignment.
- Time commitment
- At least one year and two three-hour shifts per month, totalling at least 72 hours annually, plus training.
- Expenses and costs
- Screening, training materials, shirt and identification are provided. Volunteers supply black trousers and closed-toe shoes; travel reimbursement is not stated.
- Getting started
- Submit the volunteer application linked from the museum’s official page and discuss a suitable assignment.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO)
Explore ACO volunteering at Le Mans
Le Mans, Sarthe · France
Ongoing registration
Explore event-support routes including marshalling, photography, club logistics and transport at ACO motorsport events.
- Who can take part
- Requirements vary by role. Medical positions require healthcare expertise; VIP shuttle drivers need a driving licence held for at least two years. Ask about language and other eligibility requirements.
- Training
- Not specified on the overview page; confirm the training and accreditation needed for the chosen role.
- Time commitment
- Varies by assignment and event; confirm dates and shifts before registering.
- Expenses and costs
- Costs and reimbursements are not stated on the overview page; ask ACO.
- Getting started
- Choose a role on the official page and follow its registration link. Registration does not guarantee selection for the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Motorsport South Africa
Start volunteering with Motorsport South Africa
Clubs and events across South Africa · South Africa
Ongoing registration
Find a route into race organisation, marshalling, scrutineering or specialist event support across South African motorsport.
- Who can take part
- Newcomers are welcome. Age and duties vary; the page describes cadet marshalling from 16 with restricted duties. Senior and specialist roles have additional requirements.
- Training
- Experienced officials train and support new volunteers within their teams. Confirm current accreditation and training arrangements with MSA.
- Time commitment
- Event-dependent; agree availability with the organiser.
- Expenses and costs
- Not stated on the linked page; ask about licence costs, equipment and reimbursement.
- Getting started
- Read the official volunteering guide and contact training@motorsport.co.za for advice on becoming an official.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Zwartkops Raceway / Zwartkops Marshals Association
Join Zwartkops Marshals Association
Zwartkops Raceway, Pretoria · South Africa
Ongoing registration
Train with the circuit’s marshalling association to support racing, karting and other venue events.
- Who can take part
- Applicants must be at least 16 and willing to work as part of a team. Confirm age-appropriate duties and accreditation with the association.
- Training
- Training covers incident, flag, observer, fire and pit marshalling. An annual main training day is held early in the year.
- Time commitment
- Usually Saturdays, sometimes Friday practice or public holidays. Days can run from dawn until after dusk; attendance is voluntary but commitment is expected.
- Expenses and costs
- A small annual administration fee applies. Some circuits contribute travel or food expenses; reimbursement at a particular event is not guaranteed.
- Getting started
- Email zma@zwartkops.co.za to ask about joining or attending a track-orientation day.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Autódromo Internacional do Algarve
Algarve circuit volunteering — register your interest
Portimão, Algarve · Portugal
Ongoing registration
Express interest in event support, visitor information, accessibility and sustainability. Completing assigned shifts can give priority for future events, including F1 in 2027; this is not a guaranteed Grand Prix place.
- Who can take part
- Age 16+; under-18s need parental or guardian permission. English communication skills required.
- Training
- Mandatory training before the event.
- Time commitment
- Availability for training and event days. The first advertised event is MotoGP, 20–22 November 2026.
- Expenses and costs
- Unpaid. Uniform, on-shift meals, certified training and participation certificate provided. Travel and accommodation support not stated.
- Getting started
- Complete the official interest form. The circuit will contact you when applications open.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026
Explore official volunteer route ↗Motorsport UK
2027 F1 British Grand Prix — experienced marshals
Silverstone · United Kingdom
Open opportunity
Apply for marshal and official roles at the British Grand Prix. This route requires existing marshalling experience and the appropriate grade; selection is not guaranteed.
- Who can take part
- Recognised club membership or overseas governing-body approval; correct role grade by 31 December 2026 and at least 12 eligible circuit-race marshalling days in 2026. Upgraded trainees need those days after upgrading. Check official registration requirements.
- Training
- Additional briefings and training may be required on 1 July 2027.
- Time commitment
- Priority for availability on all three event days, 2–4 July, plus 1 July where required.
- Expenses and costs
- Not specified on the application information page; confirm with Motorsport UK.
- Getting started
- Read the official eligibility guidance and follow its application link by 11 December 2026.
Official information checked 8 Nov 2026 · Closes 11 Dec 2026
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