Flag Marshals

Flag Marshals are positioned right next to the circuit, placing them in the centre of the racing action. This role is essential to the safe and smooth running of the event. Flag Marshals use a system of coloured flags to communicate with drivers, signalling track conditions, incidents, and other important updates. They also act as the eyes and ears of Race Control, reporting on track activity through radio communication and hand signals.

Each participant will be assigned to a flag post and supported by experienced officials who will guide them throughout the event. You will be part of a large and passionate team, working together to ensure the safety of competitors and the success of the race.

All necessary training and resources will be provided before and during the event, and support will be available at every step. This is a hands on opportunity to learn, contribute, and experience motorsport from one of the most exciting vantage points.

Gate Keepers

Gate Keepers are responsible for scanning tickets and checking accreditation passes for everyone entering and exiting the event precinct. You will be stationed at one of the venue’s access points, helping to manage the flow of patrons and ensuring that only those with valid tickets or credentials are allowed through.

This role involves assisting with queues, scanning tickets and passes, and directing anyone with issues to the appropriate support areas such as Ticketek or the Accreditation Centre. You will also scan patrons out of the venue if they plan to return later in the day.

Supervisors will show you how to use the scanners and will be available throughout the day to support you and answer any questions. This is a great role for building confidence in customer service and problem solving, while being part of the energy and excitement of a major motorsport event.

Scrutineers

Scrutineers are responsible for checking all race vehicles and driver apparel to ensure they meet safety and eligibility standards before heading out on track. Working closely with Technical Delegates from each racing category, scrutineers carry out inspections before the first session and may also conduct checks after sessions as needed. If a car has been involved in an incident, scrutineers examine it before it is cleared to return to the track.

This role takes place in a variety of places either in the Support Paddock or Supercars Pit Lane, offering a close up look at the technical side of motorsport. It is a great opportunity for anyone who enjoys being around cars, has an interest in mechanical systems, or is curious about how motorsport operates behind the scenes.

No prior experience for these roles is required. You will be supported by experienced scrutineers who will guide you through each step and help you learn the process.