From: Megan Hannan [mailto:Communications@ma.org.au]
Sent: Thursday, 12 January 2012 9:03 AM
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Subject: Media Release: Appointment of new and returning MA Commissioners
Media Release
For immediate release
12 January 2012
Appointment of new and returning Commissioners
Motorcycling Australia (MA) is pleased to announce it has recently appointed a host of new and returning Commissioners to fulfil vacancies within the MA Commissions.
Appointments have been made to the Road Racing, Motocross/Supercross, Speedway, Enduro, Moto Trials, Classic Motocross and Classic Dirt Track, Dirt Track, Historic Road Racing, Junior Sport and Development and Women’s Commissions.
The first appointments have also been made to the brand new Quad Commission, with Darryl Knight, Len Pipicello and Martin Stone taking up the founding posts. This exciting new Commission replaces the previous Quad Committee.
All Commissioner appointments are voluntary positions that vary in length from one to three years.
Below is a list of all recently appointed Commissioners.
Commission | Recent Commissioner Appointment(s) |
Road Racing | Derek Rumble |
Motocross/Supercross | Peter Kitto |
Speedway | Peter Campton |
Enduro | Denise Hore, Luke De Graff |
Moto Trials | Colin Scott |
Classic Motocross & Classic Dirt Track | David Tanner |
Dirt Track | Les Thomas, Keith Davies, Jovian Haidle |
Historic Road Racing | Marcus de Caux |
Junior Sport and Development | Colin Foulds |
Women’s | Lynnette Long |
Quad | Darryl Knight, Len Pipicello, Martin Stone |
For a complete list of Commissions and Commissioner appointments please visits the MA website at www.ma.org.au.
The Commissions are an integral element of the MA structure, and are responsible for reviewing feedback received on the current rules and putting forward rule change recommendations to the MA Board.
Rule changes are sometimes made to make competition easier or fairer, to reflect changes in technology or equipment, or to make the meaning of the rule clear. MA acknowledges that those most involved with the sport are in an excellent position to provide feedback on the rules, and encourages those within the Motorcycle Sport community to provide feedback on the current rules.
Feedback can be received from Clubs, State Controlling Bodies and individuals, and must be submitted on a Rule Amendment or Inclusion Form before 28 February to be considered for the next calendar year. Once forms are received they are forwarded to the relevant Commission for consideration.
To find out more about the Rule Change process or to submit feedback, please visit the Competition section of the MA website at www.ma.org.au.
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For further information please contact:
Megan Hannan
Communications Officer
Motorcycling Australia
Tel: (03) 9684 0511
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Location: 147 Montague Street, South Melbourne, Victoria
Postal: PO Box 134, South Melbourne, Victoria, 3205
Mob: 0438 859 825 Fax: (03) 9684 0555
Doc No: 43012611
File No: M01.11
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