Motorsport Australia is pleased to announce registrations are open for the Speak Up, Drive Change webinar on Wednesday 12 November from 6:30-8pm AEDT.
This webinar builds on the foundations established in the Driving Respect online learning module, and brings the concepts to life through trusted voices from across the motorsport community.
Webinar panellists include racing driver Todd Hazelwood, Supercars Steward and Senior Official Trevor Neumann and Motorsport Australia Board Director Petrina Astbury, with content designed and moderated by subject matter expert Kelsey Paske.
Register for the Speak Up, Drive Change Webinar
Through panel discussion and practical examples, participants will deepen their understanding of unacceptable behaviours and develop confidence in creating psychologically safe, respectful motorsport environments, including how to:
- Recognise how unacceptable behaviours manifest across different motorsport contexts (board level, competition, officiating)
- Understand the barriers that prevent people from speaking up and intervening
- Apply practical bystander intervention strategies relevant to their role
- Identify actions they can take to contribute to a more inclusive motorsport culture
- Access appropriate reporting mechanisms and support pathways
Webinar participants are encouraged to complete the 30-minute Driving Respect online training module via the Motorsport Australia Member Portal prior to joining the webinar.
Register for the Speak Up, Drive Change Webinar
Should you be unable to attend, a recording will be made available after the webinar, and accessed via the Motorsport Australia website.
Motorsport Australia has clear and safe pathways for reporting unacceptable behaviour, you can read more about Motorsport Australia’s Integrity Policies.
If you experience or see something that concerns you, whether as a competitor, volunteer, official or witness, you can report it using the Raising an Integrity Concern form or by contacting integrity@motorsport.org.au.
External 24/7 support services include:
- Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636
- Lifeline: 13 11 14
- 1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732
- Crisis text line: 0477 13 11 14
- Safer Sport Hotline: 1800 161 361
- QLife (LGBTI): 1800 184 527
- MensLine: 1300 789 978
- Kids Helpline: 1800 551 800
