All Access finished with a time of 7 minutes flat. It was a true team effort to fabricate and build this mobile stage designed and engineered for fast deploy. From the moment the truck pulled onto the track up to the time the drivers were introduced it took only 7 minutes.
Fidel Garza and Jesus "Chuy" Arroyo were among the AA crew to attend the Auto Club Speedway Stater Bros. 300 and Auto Club 500 races February 20 and 21st in Fontana, CA.
When fully set up the trailer is over 20 feet tall, 53 feet long and 24 feet wide. During construction AA wanted to make sure certain features were kept in mind. It was important for the drivers to be comfortable while waiting so to accomodate there are benches and shade covers built in.
All of the power and hydraulics are self contained on board and truss structures are winched controlled to raise to a final trim height of 16 feet. Great job to all who worked on the mobile stage at the race track and for all the hard work to get it there.
Those in attendances included Erik Eastland (President and Head Designer), Tim Fallon (Project Manager), Fidel Garza (Hydraulics and Power Technician), Jesus "Chuy" Arroyo (Lead Staging Technician), Kyle Duarte (Staging Technician), Louis Tesillo (Driver Extrodinare), and Michael Stelmark (Staging Technician).
Here's to the Fabrications Department and everyone involved for all the long hours creating this top notch Nascar Mobile Stage.
Our staging witheld helicopters at the Heli-Expo 2010 show. Bell Helicopter had one of the largest booths at this year's trade show held in the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX.
A new game show called the Perfect 10 aired last night on NBC. The show challenges the competitors ability to perform small yet complicated tasks on the spot.
Photos taken by Ryan Funderburg
The whole structure stands at 50 feet high, 40 feet deep and 50 feet wide inside the stadium. A team effort to pull this victory off and a great event to be a part of. Erik Eastland, Ryan Funderburg and Kevin Brown went up to Vancouver to work on the structure and represent All Access during the 2010 Winter Olympics.
