Garry Connelly AM represents Motorsport Australia at the FIA, is a member of the FIA World Motor Sport Council, Deputy President of the FIA Institute for Motor Sport Safety and Sustainability, Director of the Global Institute for Motor Sport Safety and one of the Permanent Chairmen of Stewards for Formula One. He is a former rally competitor and event organiser, having been Chairman of the Organising Committee of Rally Australia for many years.

Kristen Bailey was elected as a Director for Motorsport Australia representing SA & NT in November 2019. From January 2019 to December 2019, Kristen was also the Deputy Chair for the Australian Women in Motorsport Commission. Kristen was actively involved in the review of participation rates of Women across Motorsport and provided guidance and assistance with the development of the Women in Motorsport Club Guide.

From May 2016 to November 2019, Kristen served as the President for the Scout Motorsport Club of SA (SMCSA). She has served on the SMCSA Executive since 2014 and has previously served as the Secretary for both the Circuit Excel Association and Tarmac JDP Association. Kristen is currently a member of Scout Motorsport Club of SA, Austin 7 Club of SA, Circuit Excel Association and the South Australian Motorsport Officials Association (SAMROA).

Kristen has been involved as a competitor since 2013, taking part in Targa Adelaide, hill climbs, modern regularity and several private track days at Mallala, Sandown, Winton, The Bend and Phillip Island and will compete at Bathurst in the Regularity class at the end of November 2020. Kristen is a driver trainer for Scout Motorsport and has done similar work with the Tarmac JDP Association over the past five years.

Kristen holds her Bronze Event Command module and regularly volunteers as Assistant Clerk of Course with Sporting Car Club of South Australia, the Porsche Club of SA and most recently volunteered as an official for the Asia Le Mans series, the Adelaide 500 and Driver Standards Adviser for a support category at the recent Supercars OTR 500.

Kristen has many road and track vehicles ranging from a 1998 Hyundai Excel to a 1985 BMW E30, a 1974 MGB GT and has recently acquired a 1978 Leyland Mini S. Kristen is also building a Lotus 7 in her spare time. Kristen owns 2 road-going motorcycles - a Honda CBR 125R and a Kawasaki Ninja 250, with her husband Richard riding a Ducati 750SS.

Kristen has two children, Lauren and Ryan, aged 22 and 19. Along with her husband, all members of the family are involved in Motorsport in some way as competitors, driver trainers or officials.

Kristen works as the Training Manager for a state-based Disability provider based in South Australia. She has built relationships over her 30-year career in Education with key industry players such as Department for Industry and Skills, the Motor Trades Association, Repco and Sprint.

Kristen was previously a Director for Country North Community Services trading as SA Country Carers from October 2018 to March 2020. Kristen’s dealings with corporate boards throughout her career in the education sector gives her a good grounding regarding board activity and corporate governance.

Adrian Burgess has had a long career in Motorsport starting in 1985 and is currently the Head of Motorsport for Supercars.

Adrian, originally from the UK, has spent over 11 years in F1, mostly with McLaren. Adrian started his career as a mechanic then progressed through the system becoming a race engineer, team manager in F3, and eventually become the Sporting Director of Midland F1. Adrian moved to Australia in 2006.

A short time after arriving in Australia in 2006, Adrian was announced as the Team Principal for DJR and then Triple Eight Race Engineering which he was a part of four straight Supercars titles from 2010 to 2013. After this success Adrian become Managing Director of Holden Racing Team. During the past two years, Adrian has been responsible for Operations & Technical departments for the Supercars series.

Adrian joined the board of AIMSS in early 2019.

Dr Michelle Gatton is a senior academic with more than 15 years experience in health research and expertise in research design and data analysis. She is an experienced rally organiser with international experience and past rally competitor. Dr Gatton received the inaugural FIA Outstanding Senior Official of the Season Award in 2011.

Dr Matthew Mac Partlin is a dual-qualified specialist physician in intensive care and emergency medicine. Matthew has an interest in sports medicine and a long history of involvement in providing medical cover in motorsport.

Matthew is the deputy CMO for both the Australian WRC and F1GP, Matthew works at club level up to international championships, including the Australian Supercars, the ARC and APRC, GT Australia, the Australasian Safari Rally and the Bathurst 12 Hour. Internationally, Matthew has worked with the Ireland WRC and been on the Australian medical training teams for South Korea and Vietnam F1GPs. His home circuit is Sydney Motorsport Park.

Outside of motorsport events, Matthew is on the Motorsport Australia NMAC, the board of AIMSS and the board of the ICMS. He is the medical assessor for Speedway Australia and a medical editor for the FIA's AUTO+Medical publication.

Matthew is involved in education and training, setting up and running the Rollcage Medic site and has had involvement in several non-motorsport well-known medical education websites, conferences and other projects.

Matthew is a keen cyclist, a fledgling drummer and a 3D printing tinkerer.

From World Endurance Championships, LeMans 24hr victories in both LMP1 and GTE, Supercar championships, Bathurst 1000 and 12Hr victories, Jeromy has had a successful career in motorsport. He is now the Technical Director for Triple Eight Race Engineering Australia (Red Bull Ampol Racing Team). Jeromy joins the board of AIMSS in 2022.

Jeromy started his motorsport career in Supercars in 2000, starting as a Data and Design Engineer and becoming a Race Engineer and Chief Designer almost exclusively at Triple Eight.

Jeromy left Triple Eight to work in Germany with Porsche Motorsport on their LMP1 car from 2015 to 2017. He was initially a Performance Engineer and then moved to be a Race Engineer. Jeromy was a key part of the three Straight LeMans 24-hour, and World Endurance Championships wins. After the LMP1 program ran its course, he moved to be the Technical Project Leader for the 911-RSR program developing the current Porsche GTE race car, which has just had success in the 2022 LeMans 24-hour.

In 2019 Jeromy returned to Triple Eight Race Engineering as Technical Director with further success in Bathurst, Drivers and Teams Championships and is currently developing the next generation “Gen 3” Supercar with Supercars Staff set to race in 2023.

Kate Smailes is a highly experienced and passionate event, sponsorship and account management professional with over 18 years experience. As a senior producer and account director, Kate oversaw a range of clients such as Toyota Australia, Lexus Australia, Hino, Symantec, Toyo Tires and Australia's Best Cars. Kate is currently Executive Director at Red Havas.

David Stuart is the current Division Manager – Safety and Race Operations for Motorsport Australia, with over 25 years of experience in the industry. David holds an engineering degree and mechanical engineer qualifications and spent 15 years as an Engineer and in Team Management of Supercars Championship teams covering all technical aspects. David has acted as race engineer for the likes of Shane van Gisbergen, Alex Davison, Jason Bright, Will Davison and Dick Johnson Racing.