The Oldest, Toughest, Meanest Rally on the Circuit
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Volunteers
Looking for the best way to see the rally? Volunteer workers get the opportunity to see the action up close from prime locations. The Lake Superior Performance Rally is a large event spread out over hundreds of square miles in the beautiful Upper Peninsula. An event of this magnitude cannot happen without the volunteers who come out and help. Volunteers of all experience levels are always welcome and can help out by pitching in to serve a number of different race positions.
Volunteer Positions
No prior experience is necessary to volunteer at LSPR, and training for your position can be provided. There are many different volunteer positions available, with varying levels of experience needed. Some of the positions, like registration or service, do not require going out into the forests. There are also plenty of on-stage positions as well, with options for varying levels of experience. The page below reviews some of the positions in more detail, which will help you make your decision about what you want to do!
RallyMaster PRO
LSPR uses RallyMaster PRO to gather and manage volunteer information. This is where you will register to volunteer, as well as find your volunteer assignments once they are published. None of the information will be shared outside of the event. Once you are ready to register, click the link below to sign up.
Event Check-In Information
Once you are registered online, you still need to check-in in person in Marquette. Although 2026 times and locations are not locked in stone, the information will be available below once it is. The check in page also contains other important information about the volunteering process.
Radio Volunteer Info
LSPR relies on a net of HAM Radio operators for communications across the event area. If you are a licensed HAM radio operator and are interested in being a radio volunteer, be sure to check that when you register. Additional radio information can be found below, including recommended equipment, best practices, frequencies, and more.
Controls Training
The event uses RallySafe systems for timing, scoring, and tracking. If you are interested in being a control worked, there are training materials you can view ahead of time to make yourself more familiar with RallySafe. There is also a video available that walks you through the basic controls process.
