Welcome to Infineon Raceway Pro Events - Sonoma Raceway

• You will be paid from one hour prior to the on-track time to thirty minutes after the last checkered flag. You arepaid for your lunch hour and that accumulates toward overtime. As we all know, sometimes there is little or nolunch break. We will do our best to give you as much break time as we can. Overtime is paid after 8 hours.• Pay days are every other Friday. I suggest signing up for Direct Deposit now, but it will not take effect for yourfirst event. You can pick up your check on payday at the track; otherwise it will be mailed.• Morning Meeting: One hour prior to the first event.• Location: Pit lane at Turn 12.• Worker transportation will be provided from the camping area, which is Lot 15, right next to Gate 7 onHighway 121, just down the road from the main entrance.• Day parking for the remaining 2008 events is also Lot 15.• Ice and water will be provided at the morning meeting, along with coffee and donuts.• Sack lunch will be provided. I will bring a variety of sodas and would appreciate donations to the soda fund.• Most corner boxes have brackets for umbrellas but you MUST TIE THEM DOWN securely.• Paddock showers are available to all workers. For NASCAR there will also be a shower trailer in the 50 acres,across from Lot 15. There may be a fee.Sorry, the track cannot provide alcoholic beverages at the end of the day.You will need to sign the event waiver when you arrive. You can do that in Lot 15 with Brad, Sandy or Melanie or atthe morning meeting.You can review standard sports car flagging here.You can reach me at:liz@lizlarssen.com415-720-6710 cell / leave messageColleen M. DavisExecutive Assistant to Steve Pagecdavis@infineonraceway.com800-870-7223 x171Direct 707-933-3971fax 707-938-8430Again, I appreciate your participation and I’m looking forward to working with you this year.Liz LarssenRace Control

Infineon Pro Event Corner WorkersIf you are interested in signing up as a corner worker, start here.Have you turned in your employment paperwork? You must do so before you can go on track. See below.Important contacts:Liz LarssenRace Controlcell: 415-720-6710Colleen DavisExecutive Assistantwork: 800-870-7223 x171 or direct at 707-933-3971Hours: 8:30-5:00fax: 707-697-2088NASCAR June 20-22NEWS: If you need to do your employment paperwork you can stop by Chevy's in Emeryville on Monday night,June 9, between 7-8:30 p.m. Find Brad, Sandy and Liz. BRING YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE AND EITHERYOUR SS CARD OR A BIRTH CERTIFICATE, or your Passport, or any of the other acceptable ID's from theI-9 Identification list.Schedule*If you would like to work this event and have not received an email from Sandy, send her an email ASAP. Be sure tolet her know that you still want to work. There is limited space for this event.If you intend to work this event and you have not yet submitted your employment paperwork you must do so now!!The deadline to become an employee is Friday June 13th. We will not be allowing signups on the day of the event.You will also not get passes until you have completed your employment paperwork (see below). Tickets, guest passes,RV/camping, and parking passes will be mailed starting June 10th.To become an employee, print out forms 2-11 here, or come to the track during office hours to get a packet.BRING YOUR I-9 IDENTIFICATION! You cannot work for Infineon without providing this prior to working.Where and when you can register:DEADLINE for turning in employment paperwork is June 13th. We cannot wait until the event daythis time.You can do this at the track during normal office hours, M-F, 8:30-5:00. Turn your employment paperwork in toColleen Davis. Bring I9 ID: drivers license plus Social Security card OR birth certificate. There are other options; seethe list on the application.Call or email Liz if you cannot make it to the track by June 13th.

Day Parking: Lot 15. Use Gate 7. (see map). You DO need a parking pass. Two 15-passenger vans will be there forour exclusive use to get us from this lot to the track, and also to our turns.I would like to have a few more people willing to drive the vans if needed. To do so you must agree to have a DMVreport run. Please contact Liz by June 11th if you are willing to do this.Worker Camping: Lot 15. Use Gate 7. (see map). You DO need a camping pass. Camping will be shared withInfineon Ambassadors but not spectators. Paddock showers are available to workers all weekend. There will also be ashower trailer in the 50 acres, across from Lot 15 (there may be a fee for that one.)Note about Worker Camping that we learned at Wine Country: There is a Supervisor for Lot 15. His name is Rich.He will be there in a 5th wheel parked along the back fence. He will tell you where worker camping/parking is. Pleasepark where he asks you to. The area along the fence line all around the lot is reserved for Ambassadors. If in doubt, askfor Rich or Jim and they will help you.Morning meetings: On Friday and Saturday, 7:30 at Turn 12 in the pit lane. On Sunday let's plan on 12:00 noon. Youare paid for your time starting at the morning meeting until one half hour after the end of the event. Overtime startsafter 8 hours. For NASCAR Sunday you will be paid 8 hours.Brad Stewart, Sandy Jones, and Melanie Durandette will be managing the workers for this event. Bob Missbachwill be the starter for the Legends series.Dress code: Corner workers - White pants and white shirts, no exceptions. Starters - Khaki or black pants, white shirts.All - No red or yellow shirts or jackets.Coffee and donuts: Will be provided in the morning.Lunch: Please note that there is no lunch "break" on the schedule. We will deliver lunches. There should be ampledown time to relax a little. Sack lunch will be provided. Water and ice will also be provided each morning and morewater at lunch. Soda fund: I will bring a variety of sodas but would appreciate donations to the soda fund.Sunday after the race: Let's barbecue like last year. Lot 15. Plan on bringing something to share. Would someone liketo coordinate the BBQ for everyone? Please let us know.Pay day: July 4th.Please review the Flagging guidelines. These will apply to the Legends series only. Be prepared to be flexible.Flags for NASCAR: Local situation - spin, crash, oil, debris = blue flag (NASCAR will give us the blue flags). Yellowflags are ONLY given by command of Race Control and signal the end of a practice session, or a pace car situationduring a race. Yellow flags are always single waving yellow for NASCAR.At NASCAR it is important to watch the course for debris. Please bring binoculars if you have them.*On Friday, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series qualifying starts at 4:05. This is single-car qualifying. Flags are not neededfor this session. We will release all but 10 corner workers at this time, as we just need a minimal staff to keep an eye onthings. We will need someone on Comm only at Turns 1, 2, 3A, 7, 8, 8A, 9, 10, 11 and 12. We expect qualifying to last2 to 2-1/2 hours.Thanks and see you there,Liz