Marshal Sign-Up Form
Our sign-up form is not currently available for 2025. Check back in late 2024/early 2025. Learn more about our other volunteer opportunities below. You may also watch our video to get a feel for what is expected from a marshal.
2024 Committee Group Photo
Marshal Training Video
Other ways to get involved
*Right click the designated committee leader’s name (below) and select “copy e-mail address” to obtain their current e-mail address.
Marshals
Area of most need is Marshals, without them the race cannot go on! Marshals are responsible for keeping autos off the course when bicyclists are in the vicinity, for pedestrian control and for assisting residents in reaching their destinations. Race marshal training is provided by Redlands Bicycle Classic and law enforcement personnel.
Race Marshal Coordinator Contact – racemarshals@redlandsclassic.com
Host Housing
House some or all members of a race team. Hosts provide sleeping space, use of a bathroom, and refrigerator space. Providing food is not required but a host family may offer to share meals or give the riders full use of the kitchen. (Click here for more information).
Race Housing – Robyn Purves
Committee
The committee is involved in planning all facets of the event. Attend a meeting and see where you can lend a hand. Regular meetings are held throughout the year to discuss the planning process. Contact Marc with a brief note about what you are looking to get involved with or to find out when the next meeting is being held.
Executive Director – Marc Shaw
Technical
Would you like to be involved with the Technical aspects of the Race? Logistics, permitting, setup, teardown, course fencing and signage, vehicle management and driving. Volunteer and this could lead to a future position in long-term technical planning for the event.
Technical Director – Ed Purves
Other Volunteer Opportunities
The Redlands Bicycle Classic is a 100% volunteer organization that works year-round organizing a World Class Cycling Event. The Classic has grown deep roots with families, schools and the City since it started in 1985. Today the event has become a key part of Redlands history, with 2024 marking the 38th Classic. This event has been a part of Redlands history for over one-quarter of its City-hood. The Classic reached this landmark through the energy and care of many people since 1985 and will continue to grow as long as people are willing to volunteer.
If you can fund-raise or write press releases, then the Classic needs you!
If you have been involved in bike racing, the Tech Team can use you!
If you have free time to visit cities, file forms, run errands, the Classic needs you!
Do you have a law enforcement background?
Are you good on a computer?
Are you good at writing instruction manuals?
Does your service club need a project?
Do you get stuff done?
If you are interested in working to make the Redlands Bicycle Classic even better, send an e-mail with a short note to Colleen Gamboa and we will find a spot for you. You can also send a note through the form below.