Motorcycling Australia (MA) has a new leader at the helm, with Brett Redman elected as the organisation’s President following the retirement of longtime president Roy Chamberlain.
Redman, who has served on the MA Board for almost eight years, brings a wealth of executive and senior leadership experience to the role. As the owner and executive director of a global workforce optimisation company, he has extensive experience managing complex organisations—skills he now aims to apply to steering Australian motorcycling into the future.
A lifelong motorcyclist, Redman is also deeply involved in grassroots racing, holding membership with the Baulkham Hills Junior Motorcycle Training Club, where he is accredited as both a scrutineer and clerk of course.
MA expressed its gratitude to Chamberlain for a decade of unwavering service, highlighting his commitment to motorcycle racing in all its forms. “His passion has been instrumental in future-proofing the sport and ensuring its growth for generations to come,” the organisation said.
Redman’s appointment marks a new chapter for Motorcycling Australia as the sport looks ahead to continued development and support across grassroots and professional levels.
