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I think the issue was dealt with badly, but having seen someone very recently on the ground in the middle of a track saying "I can't get up" and knowing that there was a pack of cars heading towards him very soon I can see why someone in charge of you might be concerned. Not all people are honest or aware of their limitations.
Pits is OK for those of slightly less mobility but there is often a need to push cars and often only a very very few marshals around. Pits often don't get much of a break between sessions, as by the time cars get back to going through the pits the next session is very close to starting. Also because of the lack of specialist marshals it is often a joint pits/startline role and this can mean some running and often means little time in between sessions for sitting down.
Try different options and see what suits you
Assembly is also an option.
Whoever said about Admin roles, ask the various clubs that use your local circuit, chat to the chief marshals - roles are rarely advertised but competent people able to carry out admin roles are often snapped up if they put themselves forward.
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