Posted by dmp62 on July 12, 2017 at 06:20:38 from (69.163.26.58):
In Reply to: demo derby posted by Fred Goodrich on July 12, 2017 at 04:42:50:
Used to participate then helped run them for a number of years, that said it's been so long ago I wouldn't be much help on how to run one today with the way things have changed.
Not sure if your fair has held them before or not but you definitely want to involve some people who have experience doing it. In my area there are actually groups or promoters you can hire to run them, this may be worth looking into. You end up sharing some of the profit but things most likely will run a lot smoother, they bring a common to the area set of rules and experienced judges and inspectors.
Talk to a few drivers from the area, get some input from them on who they know that runs derbies in the area, then talk to them. They may give some good advice even if you aren't interested in having them promote your event. Again the best advice I can give you is to involve some people with experience in running the event, even just experienced former drivers would be good but a group with experience in running one would be better.
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