The Chris Jones Riders Fund are currently looking for six promotion girls to support each of the British Superbike rounds this season. The six chosen women will be given a chance to interact and merge with the race fans as well as have the opportunity to meet the racers. So, if you think you have what it takes then read on...
If you are one of the chosen six to represent the Chris Jones riders fund, this will be voluntary work as the fund is a charity. You will also have to wear a lycra suit, so this is not for you if you feel body conscious. You will also have to find your own means of accommodation, or travel in each day to the circuits.
They are currently looking for six girls to work at the first BSB round on the 5th and 6th April. If you are interested in this job, or would like to find out more then please email Carly Rathmell with your details and two or three pictures to
cj_riders_fund@yahoo.co.uk.
About CJ Riders FundThe CJ Riders Fund was established in early 2006 after 14-year-old racer Chris Jones lost his life in a tragic racing accident at Cadwell Park in August 2005. The CJ Riders Fund (CJRF) was set up in Chris' memory to raise money within the motorcycle industry to provide vital medical equipment to help the future of British Racing.
Chris JonesDespite losing Chris, his mum Pam, dad Clive and sister Lucy have not turned their back on the sport and instead have decided to put something back into it, along with the official team at the CJRF they have now managed to hit a fantastic total so far (Jan 08) of around £200,000.
Please click here to find out more about the fund
www.cjnine.com.
