Race bosses are urging people to sign up to marshal at this year's Southern 100 - or risk the event not going ahead.
The hunt is on to boost the number of volunteers who oversee the racing on the Billown Circuit in July:
Last year 70 marshals were drafted in from overseas to make up the shortfall - this week the Steam Packet has launched a loyalty scheme for those who are willing to help out.
Chief marshal Peter Chadwick says there's a lot to gain from the role:
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