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USARM (United States Auto Race Marshals) is a cornerworking organization that was started in 1959. The growth of USARM really escalated during the 1980's. We now supply cornerworkers and equipment for a wide variety of car clubs, Indy Car test sessions, and professional motorcycle races at various tracks throughout California. Some of the tracks we work at are Laguna Seca, Sears Point, Thunderhill, and Buttonwillow. We've done the AMA National races at Laguna Seca for many years as well as all of the past and current Grand Prix Motorcycle races and and all of the World SuperBike races there. We've also supplied workers for the three AMA National roadraces that were held at Pomona (LA County Fairgrounds) from '94 to '96.
Some of the car clubs that we supply workers and equipment for are the Northern CA Shelby Club, HMSA (Historic Motor Sports Association), Green Flag Driving Association, POC (Porsche Owners Club), Southern CA Porsche Club, San Francisco & LA BMW Clubs, and the Ferrari Owners Group of LA.
USARM also supplies workers and equipment for the Skip Barber Racing School at Laguna Seca as well as the Russell Racing School at Sears Point.
Interested in what it's like to work a corner, contact us and come out to an event. We provide on-the-job training to those that haven't ever worked at the race track. While cornerworking isn't for everyone, most that enjoy racing will enjoy having the best seat at the track to enjoy the action.
If you're interested in joining USARM or would like USARM to help with a track event, feel free to contact us. We can also be reached via snail mail at Post Office Box 127 Gilroy, CA 95021.
