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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Looking for energetic and enthusiastic people to join the event in support of our permanent and experienced event staff, in several volunteer roles. In return for your time, ALL volunteer’s get a chance to follow the event first-hand, have lots of fun, get to ride some or all of the course, and you’ll meet a whole load of like-minded new friends in the process. We’ll provide  provide croissants and coffee in the morning, lunch, & hot & cold drinks, t-shirts and other gifts, lift passes and transportation for you throughout the event – all you need to bring is lots of energy, a well-maintained bike (if your role demands it), a healthy team spirit and an appetite for adventure!

All volunteers should be prepared for early starts (07h15), and you will finish at around 17h00.  An intense, yet fun & rewarding rewarding day (or Long weekend) that you won’t forget in a hurry! 

You can volunteer for just 1 day, 2 days, or all 3 days.  

If you’re serious about coming and are able to commit to the week, we’d love to hear from you – don’t hesitate to get in touch to find out more. Please drop us a line with a little about yourself: info@enduro2.fr.   If we need you on our team, once we have agreed your role by email we will ask you to return to this page and complete this form:

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Volunteer Roles

Start and Finish Gate Marshall

This role can be done on foot, or on-bike.  You’ll help with starting and finish the teams at one of the stages.   This includes using the timing system to electronically register each team as they pass.  Its a fun job, and you will be a very important and active part of the event!

If you are on foot, we will drop you at (or near) the correct position in a 4×4, or allow you to take the ski-lift directly to the correct position.

On Bike Roaming Marshall

You may take a position at a start and finish gate, but also you will help with signage / course marking, such as: Pre-ride special stage ahead of race and sweep the course behind the field of riders. Take down all course marking immediately after the racers have passed. Help with organisation and implementation of contingency plans in the case of accident / emergency / adverse weather / unplanned lift failure / competitor lost out on course. You will usually get the chance to ride about 50% of the course each day, in completing this role, as well as a ringside seat for at least one special stage per day, albeit in a responsible role.

What to Bring

You’ll be up on the mountain all day and enjoy the buzz of an active, ringside seat throughout.  

You will start early and it can be very cold (below freezing, at altitude) before the sun rises, so bring warm clothes, and also lots of sunscreen and a cap to shade your face.

Please also bring a rucksack to carry supplies such as your timing beacon or course marking….and a bottle or camelback filled with water.

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