So, you made the big time: You are working with a race team at the big supercross show. Don't expect the job to be all glamour. Even the highly valued mechanics for the top riders work at setting up the team area. Basically, that means a lot of loading and unloading, lifting and carrying. Some of the work may only have to be done at Anaheim 1. For example, this poor soul spent hours making sure that every folding chair in this pit had the proper stickers applied!
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