Every parade, every gate and every grid of parked Masseys runs on Volunteers. Give the weekend a hand and see the show from the inside.

Three days, thousands of visitors, a world record attempt: none of it happens without a Team.
We don't want you only Volunteering your time. We want you to be our ambassador: for the event, and for the great Central Otago area. We want everyone who attends to have an awesome time, and the difference between other events and this one? You.
We want you there each day with a wide smile and cheerful, helpful conversation, the human connection between the event and the people who choose to attend. Because they do have a choice, and you can make all the difference to how they feel on the day. Will you join our Team?
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From the pre-event working bees to the last trailer out the gate, there's a job for every pair of hands. Ten Teams, each with its own job description. Tell us what interests you:
Ambassadors of the show. Greet every visitor, hand out event information and help the crowd flow at the entrances. We want our Volunteers to be seen.
Check tickets and wristbands, answer entry queries and keep the front gate moving, from early arrivals to the afternoon rush.
Welcome exhibitors, check in approved machine entries, hand out display kits and keep the records straight as the field fills up.
Direct vehicles in, keep the parking grid tight and manage the flow to and from the paddock. High-vis on, a great one for clubs.
The working-bee crew: signage, fencing, barriers, marquees and tables before the gates open, then packed away safely after.
Out among the machinery and vehicle displays. Liaise with owners and drivers, watch the barriers and help keep the crowd safe during the Grand Parade.
Help vendors and exhibitors find their sites, then keep an eye on the vendor areas for tidiness and safe practice through the weekend.
Answer questions, point people the right way and sell the official merch. POS and cash handling, and a tidy, safe stall.
Look after the people looking after the show: prepare and deliver refreshments to Volunteers on site and keep the water topped up.
Keep the grounds safe and tidy: bins, recycling stations, public areas and the toilet and shower blocks, so the site looks as good on Sunday as it did on Friday.
We will do our best to accommodate your interests, but we hope you'll be open to helping out wherever you are placed. This can be discussed when the Volunteer Coordinator rings you.
Fill in the Volunteer form: your details, your availability and the roles that interest you. About two minutes.
The Volunteer Coordinator has a chat with every applicant, then comes back to you with your role and roster as the event takes shape. No lock-in until you confirm.
Turn up over Easter weekend (or the setup days before), get your briefing, and help make the show happen. All details are shared with you before the event.
Questions? Email volunteer@tracksandwheels.co.nz
Volunteering here is a job you can be proud of, and a few rules keep everyone safe and the show looking sharp:
Clubs and community groups can take on a job as a Team: a parking grid, a gate, a working bee. Tell us who you are and how many hands you've got.
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