MANUAL OF MOTORCYCLE SPORT - Motorcycling Australia

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2013 MANUAL OF MOTORCYCLE SPORT MA INFORMATION AFFILIATED STATE CONTROLLING BODIES MOTORCYCLING NEW SOUTH WALES CEO Daniel Gatt President Christine Tickner Address 9 Parkes Street, Harris Park, NSW 2150 Postal PO Box 9172, Harris Park, NSW 2150 Phone +61 (02) 9635 9177 Fax +61 (02) 9635 5277 Email mnsw@motorcycling.com.au Web www.motorcycling.com.au MOTORCYCLING QUEENSLAND General Manager Lindsay Granger President Derek Rumble Address 2/8 Gordon Street Ipswich, Qld 4305 Postal PO Box 2072 North Ipswich, Qld 4305 Phone +61 (07) 3281 2255 Fax +61 (07) 3812 2742 E-mail info@mqld.org.au Web www.mqld.org.au MOTORCYCLING WESTERN AUSTRALIA Executive Director Rick Gill President Paul Foster Postal Address PO Box 475 Maylands, WA 6931 Address Brian Adams House, 46 Seventh Ave, Maylands, WA 6051. Phone +61 (08) 9371 5333 Fax +61 (08) 9371 5311 Email mail@motorcyclingwa.org.au Web www.motorcyclingwa.org.au MOTORCYCLING VICTORIA CEO Andrew Weiss President Darryl Hiddle Address Suite 125 / 9 Hall Street Port Melbourne, 3207 Postal Suite 125 / 9 Hall Street Port Melbourne, 3207 Phone +61 (03) 9673 0600 Fax +61 (03) 9673 0620 Email info@motorcyclingvic.com.au Web www.motorcyclingvic.com.au MOTORCYCLING TASMANIA Administrator Janene Van Maanenberg President Shane Fraser Postal PO Box 268 Port Sorell, Tas 7307 Phone +61 (03) 6428 7567 Fax +61 (03) 6428 7567 E-mail mtas@southcom.com.au Web www.mtas.org.au MOTORCYCLING AUSTRALIA NORTHERN TERRITORY Manager Ian Jordan President Ian Jordan Address 35 Menaja Road Howard Springs, NT 0835 Postal PO Box 154, Howard Springs NT 0835 Phone +61 (08) 8983 2200 Fax +61 (08) 8983 2200 E-mail mant@bigpond.com Web www.mant.org.au MOTORCYCLING SOUTH AUSTRALIA General Manager Chris McArdle President Brenton Matters Address 251 The Parade Beulah Park, SA 5067 Phone +61 (08) 8332 9000 Fax +61 (08) 8332 9100 Email administration@motorcyclingsa.org.au Web www.motorcyclingsa.org.au 15
MA INFORMATION enjoy the ride 16 A SHORT HISTORY OF MOTORCYCLING AUSTRALIA In 1928, the Auto Cycle Council of Australia (ACCA) was formed to represent the interests of motorcycle clubs and State associations at a National level. The ACCA would eventually become Motorcycling Australia, the representative body for motorcycle racing in Australia. But organised motorcycle sport was established many years before the ACCA. Speedway racing was the first form of motorcycle competition to be organised as a professional sport. John Hoskins has been credited with presenting Speedway to the world, when he conducted the first meetings at the West Maitland Showgrounds (NSW) in 1923. His efforts laid the foundation for future Australian successes in World Championships. ACCA held biennial National conferences until 1972, when they became annual affairs. Delegates from each State Controlling Body (SCB) participated at the conferences. These high-level gatherings had the primary purpose of updating the General Competition Rules (GCRs) and determining future directions of the sport. In 1975, ACCA moved to International recognition by affiliating with the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM). By the 1980s, motorcycle sport was no longer an amateur business and it was becoming unfeasible to operate in the traditional way. In 1989, the ACCA established a permanent office in Melbourne, staffed by a full-time administrator and assistant. By 1991, a new full-time National Executive Director was appointed, replacing the administrator. It was clear that the organisation had to change with the times and provide the professionalism demanded by modern sport. Subsequently, in late 1992, the name Motorcycling Australia replaced ACCA to reflect a more modern and progressive image, and to ensure easy identification with motorcycling sport. A new logo was introduced at the same time, to match the improved image. A full-time National Development Officer was appointed in early 1993, reflecting the growth of the sport and the organisation’s commitment to support and encourage that growth. At the 1993 annual conference, there was an overwhelming vote in favour of change for the long-term benefit of the sport, including plans for restructuring the organisation. The following year, at the Annual conference, the Council approved a restructuring of the organisation. National Commissions were established and Commissioners appointed for each branch of the sport. Each Commission was responsible for rule changes and the national development of its discipline. Special Sub-committees, responsible for the business aspect of the sport, were also established. In 1998, the Northern Territory was formally admitted as a member. At the 2000 Annual conference in Hobart, a new constitution was adopted which empowered an independent Board of Directors. Councillors were reduced to one from each State. In the same year a Motorsport Manager was appointed to administer Australian championships. That role would eventually become that of Sport and Development Manager, merging the duties of National Development Officer and Motorsport Manager into one role. In 2001, Motorcycling Australia appointed a Media Manager and in late 2002, a new role of General Manager was created, replacing that of Operations Manager. Motorcycling Australia established its own Public Liability insurance arm- Motorcycling Australia Insurance Limited (MAIL) in 2003 to free the sport from the volatility of the public insurance market. Today, the organisation has in excess of 21,000 competitors, more than 350 affiliated clubs, and over 3000 registered officials. Motorcycling Australia will continue to serve its members and the motorcycle sport community, to ensure the healthy future of motorcycle sport.
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