Nadine Armstrong, a widely respected automotive journalist and presenter, joins Motorsport Australia as the new General Manager, Corporate Affairs. Stepping into the role recently vacated by Paul Riordan, Armstrong brings an extensive background in media, broadcasting, and communications. 

Already a well-established identity in the motorsport community, Armstrong brings a wealth of experience from her 11 years at Carsales.com.au, as well as a Director of Women in Automotive, and Ambassador of FIA Girls on Track. 

Armstrong was thrilled to take on this role, aligning with both her skills and experience in the industry.

“The chance to lead corporate affairs for Motorsport Australia is a privilege and something I was quick to say yes to,” Armstrong said.

“Aligning my passion for the sport with my skills and experience in communication is a wonderful opportunity.

“This is an exciting time to be joining Motorsport Australia given the ambitious plan ahead and I can’t wait to get underway”. 



Armstrong will be crucial in guiding Motorsport Australia, ensuring that the values, mission and vision of the organisation continue to resonate with all stakeholders. The experience and leadership of Armstrong will enhance the ability to drive forward with clarity and purpose. 

Motorsport Australia CEO, Sunil Vohra congratulated Armstrong on her appointment. 

“Nadine’s track record of achievement in communications and established profile in the sport made her the standout candidate for this role,” Vohra said.

“We’ve reshaped Corporate Affairs to better align with our strategic objectives and speak to a wide network of stakeholders across the sport.

“From the senior echelons of government, through all levels of the sport, our officials and volunteers, and the thousands of existing and new participants – this is a strategic leadership role, and I am thrilled to have someone of Nadine’s calibre to join us.”

Armstrong’s appointment comes hot on the heels of several key appointments as Motorsport Australia increases its bench strength as the recognised governing body of the sport.

New Chief Financial Officer, Mark Lawrence has recently been appointed bringing an extensive background as an ASX CFO, and new General Counsel, Gabriella Bornstein joins after 5 years in London where she was Partner at Kirkland & Ellis International LLP. 

This follows the recently announced appointment of new Development Manager, Charlie Barlow, well known for her work as PR & Communications Executive at Supercars, and State and Club Competition Manager, Bruce Astbury who joins to lead efforts across State and Club level activity.