Serena Dellanini after finishing a volunteer beach clean up at Oceano Dunes


Terry Work, Tony Alveraz and Warren Schwarm working on the first Lockwood Valley trail marker getting it ready to open.


Mario Cedillo (left) and Bill Lloyd (right) have been pit members of


Racetog.com Racing for the last four years. Not only have they been loyal pit associates they also volunteer at M.O.R.E Off-Road racing events as chase spotters. These guys


Amy Granat (left) is one of the real worker bees in the state of California to keep all public use areas open. She has worked tirelessly to keep the Rubicon open and Stanislaus Mountains. She has represented the off road community in state, regional and local meetings and land use seminiars. She is the past Northern Legislative Representative and current manager of CORVA


are the grunts of off-road racing. When the race radio crackles and a response is needed on the race course they jump into action. Long days in the hot sun or bitter cold are the norm for this duo but helping fellow racers when they get stuck, have an accident or just need a bottle of water is what it’s all about. They also keep the public out of harm’s way by making sure they are a safe distance from the race course. Thanks Mario and Bill for helping the off-road community! — Mike Hobbs #1466 Racetog.com Racing


36 S&S OFF ROAD MAGAZINE - AUGUST 2011 - www.SS-OffRoadMagazine.com


Showing that even volunteers can have fun....Bakersfield Trailblazers working a checkpoint for Point Mugu’s Fright night at Sunset Camp at the base of their Adopt-a-Trail (Miller Jeep Trail) in the Las Padres forest.


Liz and her sons Jared, Welmory and Chris (triplets) working a checkpoint at the Zr Promo Cocodrilo’s Nite Poker Run last year


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