Please download and thoroughly read the 2015 Corner Marshal Information Kit.

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This contains:

• a copy of the HPV Trial Rules and Regulations
• a list of equipment that will be at a corner
• details on 2-way-radio communication procedures
• flag detals, and
• general advice on the role of Corner Marshals.

How old must a corner marshal be?

What is the minimum number of corner marshals on each corner?

Who is the primary person marshals should be directing their radio communications to?

You must position the corner lights:

Safety and setup of the corner is the responsibility of?

Who is the ONLY person who can direct corners to turn lights to RED?

When responding to an incident at least one corner marshal attends to the vehicle. What does the other corner marshal do? (select all that apply)

What do you need to do when entering the track to attend an incident? (select all that apply)

When attending to an incident, what is the first action you take when you arrive at the vehicle?

Before releasing the vehicle after an incident what should the corner marshal put on the vehicle?

When the corner is clear and the barriers are back in position what final action should you take?

If a competitor or spectator needs medical attention, who’s responsibility is it to call the Ambulance?

If the rider does NOT respond to you or indicates they are seriously injured, what actions should you take? (select all that apply)

If a rider that has been involved in an incident responds to your question positively and the marshal (you) has assessed that the rider and vehicle are able to continue, what action should you take?

When your corner marshal shift is over and your replacement arrives, you should?

If there are spectators in your area causing trouble indicate your (1) first and (2) second actions.

When your corner marshal shift is over and your replacement HAS NOT arrived, you should: