COURSE CONTROLLER
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The Course Controller and assistant will work in the Race Control Tower during racing and will not leave when his/her track is hot without arranging a temporary replacement. The Course Controller reports to the Race Director. The Course Control Assistants report to their Course Controller. | |
The Race Director also holds these responsibilities if he/she controls a track as part of the Race Director duties | ||
a. | Conduct the morning track DLRA private channel radio check. Insure all positions on the track and staging lanes are staffed. |
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b. | Maintain the daily paper run log of all vehicles and times on track. | |
c. | Monitor the Timing results computer. | |
d. | Enter vehicle numbers and speeds into the Timing computer. | |
e. | File run speeds and vehicle numbers in the daily paper run log. | |
f. | Provide announcer with bike speed and number if required. | |
g. | Assist in course operation to provide a second set of eyes on course to prevent non standard conditions. (2 vehicles on course, etc. ) | |
h. | Operate the track racing operation should the Course Controller be out of the tower. | |
i. | When the Course Controller is out of the tower the assistant is in charge of the track with the assistance of a qualified staff member so there will always be 2 people running the track. | |
j. | Manage any on track incident when in charge of a track. Details are noted in the Incident management section of the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP). |