Run by racers, for racers.

Natalie is a keen motorsport enthusiast, rider and driver. On the track she rides a Triumph Daytona 675 and drives her 1975 V8 Datsun 280Z; on the road, she enjoys long rides on her BMW F800GT.

Away from the circuit, Natalie has built a career on boards and leading large organisations, delivering outcomes for government, communities, families and businesses across Australia — particularly in the employment, training, community services and energy sectors. As President, she chairs the Board that governs the club and Sydney Motorsport Park.

Jamie is an avid motorsport participant, competing in several categories including Heritage Touring Cars and V8 Touring Cars since 2005, when he first went racing in the AROCA 6 Hour.

Professionally, Jamie has built a senior executive career specialising in risk and assurance management for a NSW Government agency — experience he now brings to the governance of the club he has raced with for almost two decades.

A life member of the Alfa Romeo Owners' Club (NSW) and member of the Australian Sports Sedan Association, Andrew competes in an Alfa Romeo in the NSW Sports Sedan Championship and has raced in the Australian Production Car Championship and the Bathurst 24 Hour.

He served on the AROCA 6-Hour Relay Race committee for over twenty years and sat on the CAMS (NSW) Observed Licence Test Panel. A retired banker, Andrew is Deputy Chairman of Qudos Bank — and, having joined in 1986, he has worn the ARDC badge longer than any other director.

Stephen is an active competitor and enthusiast, racing in Radical Cup Australia and NSW Supersports — where he won the 2019 and 2020 championships. He is a founding shareholder and director of Radical Cup Australia and Secretary/Treasurer of the Supersports Race Car Club of Australia.

A Partner at William Buck with over forty years advising businesses, Stephen sits on many client advisory boards and has worked with race teams, race categories and motor dealers. He loves all things fast — mountain bikes, motorcycles and, of course, motor racing.

Phil's career spans almost every corner of Australian motorsport: club-level competitor, assistant to the ARDC's Ivan Stibbard in the mid-eighties, and a decade with the Channel 7 Sport motorsport TV crew.

He went on to lead marketing and PR for Wayne Garner Racing in the V8 Supercars, co-found and promote Supercross Masters, serve as the ARDC's own Marketing Manager from 2002 to 2012, and co-found the much-loved Muscle Car Masters, which he ran until 2016.

Colin's journey in Australian motorsport spans five decades — from club-level competition in the late seventies to establishing one of the nation's premier production racing teams, Osborne Motorsport, in 1990, and clinching championships at home and abroad.

Beyond the racetrack, Colin helped shape the administration of the sport itself, serving as a director of Motorsport Australia (formerly CAMS) from 1990 to 2008 and earning the CAMS Award of Merit in 2009. He brings deep expertise in governance, risk, finance and strategic planning — from government relations to large-scale capital projects.

Peter loves all forms of motorsport and is involved in every way — watching, volunteering and racing. A devoted Honda fan, he races his Civic Type R FK8 in NSW Supersprint, regularity events, track days and motorkhanas, and is a Race Director with the Christian Autosport Club of Australia.

He has volunteered at V8 Supercars and MotoGP events, and professionally serves as Deputy General Counsel Infrastructure at Optus, with legal responsibility for telecommunications networks, IT, construction, property, satellites and radiocommunications spectrum.

Danny has spent more than forty years in the motor industry across the Asia-Pacific — including as Managing Director of Jaguar Land Rover Australia, leader of Deloitte's automotive practice in the region, and Office Managing Partner of Deloitte Parramatta.

He chairs the Audit & Risk Committee of the Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation, sits on the board of ASX-listed Autosports Group, and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors — bringing the club a rare blend of automotive passion and corporate governance.