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Ron Maydon, Masters Founder and President, is himself a racer in our F1 series ‘Grand Prix Masters’. It was his vision and idea to provide like-minded competitors with “a different style of racing” that shaped the Masters Historic Racing concept, back in 2003. Ron’s business interests include property and a chain of UK-based golf clubs.
Christopher Tate, Series Director, brings over 30 years of experience in the motorsport business to his role in running Masters. With experience as a circuit builder and owner, as a former competitor himself, a past director of race car designers and builders, a US and European television commentator, and as a driver manager, plus a 30 year love affair with Le Mans, Christopher has a keen eye for what works in motor sports. He is responsible for the series overall, its commercial development and the circuits negotiations.
Rachel Bailey, Associate Director, has been with Masters since day one. A career in both professional services management, and in classic car sales has been useful training for historic racing. Rachel is now in charge of all Masters operational activities, managing the members, the race entries, event management at Masters own events and looks after a growing team of staff, both on and off the track.
Tim Beavis, Top Hat Event Manager, is new to the Masters Team for 2010. As a regular competitor himself, with a passion for historic motorosport, as well as a qualified ARDS instructor, Tim brings with him a wealth of all round experience. Tim will be a key member at all the Top Hat Racedays and will be working hard to put together some great grids in 2010. Contact Tim on tim@themastersseries.com
Ellie Headon, Events Co-ordinator, is another newcomer to the Masters Team in 2010 and will be a regular face at all the Masters events in 2010. Ellie was brought up wth motor racing, having attended race meetings with her Dad since she was 5 years old,
and brings with her a good depth of relevant car and circuit knowledge. Contact Ellie on ellie@themastersseries.com
Jo Seymour is a regular ‘racing face’ at Masters’ events. As a former professional swimmer herself, Jo understands the need for speedy service at sports events! During 2008, Jo will be in charge of the Masters’ Hospitality Unit and the in-house set-up and catering teams, at all race meetings.
Amanda Round is the capable pair of accounting hands back in the office and she manages the day-to-day running of Masters’ accounts and your queries. Email Amanda on amanda@themastersseries.com
Chris Jolly is Chairman of the Masters Racing Club,
succeeding our retiring founder Chairman, John Quenby. An experienced historic racer, member of several well known clubs including the HGPCA and the AMOC, Chris lives in Wimbledon, south west London with wife Helen and his family. Chris races in SRM with his wonderful Cooper
T61 with a Chevrolet motor, this car replaced the long serving Lotus 23b in
which he and his co-driver and preparer Steve Farthing had enjoyed much success. Chris also owns an Aston Martin DB2, UK road
registered ‘PUM 6’, a very well-known car that has raced more miles than any
owner can bear to think about. An active competitor and enthusiastic
Masters member, Chris hopes that he can serve the membership and ensure everyone
enjoys their racing
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