President (2021 - current)
Director (2019–2020)

Andrew Fraser joined the board of Motorsport Australia as an independent Appointed Director in early 2019. He was elected by the Directors to be the President and Chair of Motorsport Australia with his term beginning on 1 January, 2021.

As a full-time professional director, Andrew serves in a range of commercial, sporting and charitable roles.
 
Andrew is the Chair of Australian Retirement Trust and previously served as Chair of Sunsuper. 

A director of both major construction firm BESIX Watpac and the Brisbane Broncos (ASX: BBL), Andrew also serves as the Chair of Orange Sky Australia and a director two other charities, Hear and Say Centre and 3rd Space.
 
Andrew is the Chancellor of Griffith University, and the first alumnus to be appointed to the role. He has served as a member of the governing body of Griffith since 2017 and is a former Advisory Board member of Griffith Enterprise, the university’s commercialisation arm. 

Before becoming a full-time director, Andrew was an executive at the NRL, where he was Head of Strategy and Investment. A former Deputy Premier of Queensland, he served as Treasurer from 2007 to 2012. He served as a Minister in two governments and held a range of other portfolios including State Development, Trade, Local Government, Planning and Sport.
 
Andrew holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor Commerce from Griffith University. He graduated with First Class Honours and is a recipient of the University Medal.
 
He serves on Motorsport Australia’s Finance, Risk and Audit Committee and is Vice President of the FIA's Environment & Sustainability Commission.

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Vice President - Appointed Director (2018–2023)

Margot Foster, an Olympic and Commonwealth Games medallist in rowing and former Chairman of Vicsport, is a highly experienced sports administrator.

She has held many board positions including on the Australian Sports Commission, an Australia Government appointment, for eight years being part of the team guiding sport in the lead up to the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and on to the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. She also held positions on the Emoluments Committee, the Audit and Risk Committee and the Australian Sports Foundation.

She has also held board roles with Gymnastics Australia, Rowing Australia, Rowing Victoria, National Parks Advisory Council (Vic), Presbyterian Ladies’ College Melbourne, the Melbourne 1996 Olympic Bid Committee and Sport New Zealand, a New Zealand government appointment. Most recently she has been appointed Chairman of the newly established Election Oversight Panel for the IAAF, the International Association of Athletics Federations, the governing body for international athletics which is the equivalent of the FIA.

Margot is a lawyer by profession and practiced privately for some 30 years before moving into consulting in the sports industry.

Elected Director: Tasmania (2014–2024)

Terry joined the Board in 2014.

Holding a Diploma of Textile Chemistry, Terry is currently employed as Dyehouse Manager at one of Australia’s oldest textile mills. He has been a small business owner since 1997.

Terry started in motorsport as a Flag Marshal at Symmons Plains, Tasmania in the early 1970s. He has participated in club level circuit events and rallies since 1972 and has been a Motorsport Australia Steward since 1985. Terry was appointed Clerk of Course at Symmons Plains from 2002 to 2013.

In 1984 Terry was made a life member of the MG Car Club of Tasmania, having joined as a competitor in 1971.

Elected Director: South Australia/Northern Territory (2019–2023)

Kristen, an experienced motorsport administrator and competitor, joins the Board as the elected Director for South Australia and the Northern Territory.
 
Most recently, Kristen served as the Deputy Chair of the Australian Women in Motorsport Commission, President of the Scout Motorsport Club of SA (SMCSA) and has served on the SMCSA Executive since 2014, as well as previously being the Secretary for both the Circuit Excel Association of SA and Tarmac JDP Association. She is currently a member of Scout Motorsport Club of SA, Austin 7 Club of SA, Circuit Excel Association of SA, Modified Mini Car Club of South Australia and South Australian Motorsport Racing Officials Association (SAMROA). 

When not volunteering her time or competing, Kristen works as the State Training Manager for a leading disability service provider based in South Australia, and she has dealt with many corporate Boards over her 30-year career.
 
“Motorsport is in my blood, my family all compete and it has been such a big part of everything I do and I couldn’t be prouder to be joining the Board,” Kristen said.
 
“As a competitor and administrator, I am well aware of both the opportunities and the challenges faced by those in our sport and look forward to playing a role in driving the strategic direction of the organisation as a Board member."

Kristen joined the Motorsport Australia Board in late 2019.

Elected Director: Western Australia (2023-2025)

“I am extremely proud and excited to be joining the Motorsport Australia Board in 2023. To be elected as the Western Australian representative to such a strong national sporting body is an honour,” Gibbons said.

“The opportunity to be a Director and work diligently to take motorsport to new heights is one that I won’t take for granted and it’s a thrill to be able to support everyone who participates, volunteers or spectates motorsport through the hard work of this Board.
 
“I look forward to joining an enthusiastic and passionate group of Directors and help shape the strategic direction of motorsport in Australia in the years ahead.”

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Elected Director: Victoria (2013–2024)

Norman was elected to the Board in 2013 and his Board portfolio includes the Australian Historic Motorsport Committee. He previously held the roles of Victorian State Council Chairman and Alternate Director as well as being a Commissioner on the Australian Sport & Club Development Commission. He has served as an executive member of the Victorian Council for many years and as Chairman of the Victorian Hillclimb Panel.

Norman’s passion in motorsport is hill climbs and he has competed at all levels, from club to Australian Hill Climb Championships with numerous class track records and wins. He is an active member of the Victorian Mini Club and naturally campaigns in a mini sports sedan.

Prior to his involvement with Motorsport Australia, Norman served the community as a member of the Rotary Club of Hawthorn where he held the role as club secretary for two terms. He has the honour of being a Paul Harris Fellow. 

A Chiropractor, Norman has worked in private practice for more than twenty five years serving the health needs of his local community in Camberwell, Victoria.

Appointed Director (2023 - 2025)

A unique and diverse skill set with experience as an elite race car driver, an MBA and study in engineering. A true generalist, Samantha has an enthusiasm for solving complex business challenges. Her attraction to the automotive and transport industry stems from its ability to enrich lives through the continuous development of innovative systems, processes and services which challenge the status quo and improve mobility.

Appointed Director: New South Wales (2021-2024)

Coral is one of Australian rally’s most accomplished co-drivers, having more than 40 years of experience in motorsport.

A four-time Australian champion alongside Neal Bates,, Taylor has had significant motorsport experience, spending many years in a team manager role for Toyota Gazoo Racing Australia, which competes across rally and circuit racing.
 


Taylor also has significant Board experience, having served as a non-executive Company Director for NRMA and the National Heavy Vehicle Register for the past 12 years. 

“For me, motorsport has been a passion pretty much my whole life and has seen me involved in the sport for the past 40 years,” Taylor said.
 


“I’ve competed at a national level, as well as some international experience, so I want to be able to give back to the sport so we can succeed going forward and make motorsport the best we possibly can.

“I think it’s important at the Board table to have the experience of someone who has competed at the highest level, to bring some understanding of how that works, how a team works, what it’s like working with sponsors and manufacturers and trying to keep their involvement in the sport while at the same time looking for new opportunities.

Elected Director: NSW/ACT (2023 - 2025)

“I am very humbled and honoured to be elected to the board of Motorsport Australia as the representative for NSW/ACT and it comes with a huge responsibility, however I am looking forward to playing my part in advancing the sport which I’ve been passionate about all my life,” Thomson said.
 
“I look forward to being a part of the decision making and strategic planning of Australian motorsport to enable it to thrive and grow into the future.”

Elected Director: Queensland (2021–2023)

Paul has significant motorsport experience, having been involved in the sport for many years as both a competitor and senior official, including as Clerk of the Course of State, National and International Car Rallies. 

Paul has also served as President of the Brisbane Sporting Car Club Limited prior to coming onto the Board.  

Outside of his many motorsport achievements, Paul has extensive senior management experience, having worked in various policy areas and senior executive roles for the Queensland Government.  

“It is a great honour to serve on the Board of Motorsport Australia,” Paul said.  

“I look forward to both the opportunity and the challenge of working with Motorsport Australia and its affiliated clubs to enhance and further the aims of the sport, to which we have all devoted so much time and energy, now that the impacts of COVID-19 have reduced.  

“While my background has been gravel rallies, I want to work with our stakeholders to keep motorsport relevant to our clubs, competitors and officials regardless of the discipline they pursue.”

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After completing his degree in Maths and Psychology at the University of Sydney, Garry taught high school mathematics, before becoming NSW Manager for what was then known as CAMS. He then established his own Brisbane-based financial services business, in which he still works today.

Over many years Garry has also been involved in a number of highly successful business start-ups, where he served, and continues to serve, as a non-executive director. In 2012 he joined the board of the Australian Road Safety Foundation.

Throughout his business career Garry has been actively involved in motorsport. His first car club was the Hills District Car Club and he is a Life Member of the Brisbane Sporting Car Club. As a driver and a co-driver he competed in rallies from club to international level. Concurrently he became involved in organising rallies and off road events of national and international status. In 1988 he was the driving force behind the successful bid to bring the FIA World Rally Championship to Australia. As Chairman of the Organising Committee and Clerk of Course, he oversaw Rally Australia’s entry in the WRC in 1989 and over the years, its development into one of the mostinnovative events on the calendar.

From 1989 he represented CAMS on the FIA Rally Commission and FIA WRC Commission, and was its Deputy Delegate to the FIA. In 2006 he was elected a member of the FIA World Motor Sport Council – a position he still holds. In 2012 he was elected Deputy President of the FIA Institute for Motor Sport Safety and Sustainability. He is also one of the permanent Chairmen of Stewards for the FIA Formula One World Championship. 

Garry chairs the Motorsport Australia Honours and Awards Committee and is a member of the Motorsport Australia Standing Nominations Committee. He is also Chairman of the Australian Institute for Motor Sport Safety.

In 2009 he was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for services to motorsport.