I guess we don't do a very good job of communicating. We already provide that service for FREE!

Just come up and ask any one of the control riders for exactly that and we'll give that service to you for nothing!

I tried to explain that at the riders meetings this weekend but I'm not good in front of a crowd. The control riders are there for exactly that purpose. I sometimes spend 3 or 4 full session working with one single person if they really need the help.
Most of the control riders are pitted in the same area, just come on in and start asking questions. All of the control riders are experienced racers with a lot of knowledge to pass along, and they love to help people out. Don't be afraid to ask basic questions. This isn't meant just for you but for anyone reading. I mentioned in the riders meeting that I don't like to go up to people and start giving them riding tips because sometimes people don't want help and giving help to people who don't want help is very annoying.

Would love to figure out how to get people help that want it but are afraid to seek it.
Last year at NCM, there was a young lady who went out on the track for the first time and was extremely intimidated. She was going to give up after the first session and she was afraid to ask for help. Luckily she was pitted with someone who came and asked if someone could help her out. I spent a few sessions leading her around and she ended up having a great time.