Stop Control and Flying Finish on 2 stages.

Emily Williams

Part-time student, part-time working at a hotel

In Emily's own words

"Rally has been my favorite motorsport for a very long time, and getting involved in it as a volunteer has been incredibly rewarding. I just started volunteering last year, but it's already become something I look forward to."

"I volunteered at my very first rally on my birthday in 2024. I worked Spectator on Saturday and Sunday."

"Events like OTR are especially meaningful to me because they give me the chance to connect with new people who are just as passionate about rally as I am, and to learn more about the rally community here in the Pacific Northwest."

"Through volunteering, I’ve made some of my closest friends and become part of a truly amazing, welcoming, and hard-working community. It's amazing to be—even in a small way—a part of the team of volunteers and crew who make these events happen."

"There's something really special about helping to send cars flying through the woods, and getting to interact with the drivers, co-drivers, and the cars themselves."

"The energy, the teamwork, and the excitement of it all make every event a memorable experience."

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