Betty Klimenko Joins Auto Action's Ownership Team, Igniting a New Era in Motorsport
Today marks an exciting milestone in Australian motorsport as Betty Klimenko officially joins Bruce Williams and Andrew Clarke in the ownership team of Auto Action. The news signals a fresh chapter for Auto Action, with Betty bringing her immense passion and experience to the table. The partnership between these three motorsport enthusiasts is unique because it reflects a shared love for the industry that runs deep, with each having contributed significant time, energy, and resources over the years.
For Betty Klimenko, 2024 has been a year of reflection and goal-setting. Having already achieved all that she initially set out to accomplish in motorsport, she briefly considered stepping back or even selling her team, Erebus Motorsport. However, when the opportunity to join Auto Action arose, she realized that she didn’t need to choose between her love for Erebus and this new venture. Both can coexist and flourish together.
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One of Betty’s key motivations for this new role is her ongoing commitment to fostering young talent in motorsport. Her vision is clear: she wants to create pathways not only for young drivers but also for emerging mechanics, engineers, and commercial staff. This focus aligns seamlessly with the values shared by her new partners at Auto Action. Over the years, Betty and Bruce Williams have both backed various junior development programs, ensuring that the next generation of motorsport talent has opportunities to grow. Erebus Motorsport has already left a lasting impact by supporting drivers who have gone on to make waves in the Supercars series, and Auto Action’s involvement with rising stars like Oscar Piastri further underscores this mission.
Bruce Williams, who bought and relaunched Auto Action in 2016, and Andrew Clarke, who joined the ownership group earlier this year, see Betty’s arrival as the next exciting phase for the publication. Auto Action has been a cornerstone of Australian motorsport for over 50 years, and this partnership promises to take it to new heights. As the team refines its vision, innovative programs are expected to emerge, benefiting not just readers but also the broader motorsport community.
While Betty’s involvement with Auto Action is an entirely separate endeavor from her role at Erebus Motorsport, she remains deeply committed to her team. She has been clear that Erebus will continue to be treated the same as any other team in Auto Action’s coverage. Betty’s philosophy is rooted in accountability, as she emphasized, "If Erebus deserves criticism, they should get it." This level of transparency and professionalism is exactly what motorsport fans can expect from this new leadership trio.
With this development, Auto Action is not only looking to the future but is also poised to strengthen its position as a leading voice in Australian motorsport. Betty Klimenko’s influence will undoubtedly bring a fresh perspective, and together with Bruce and Andrew, Auto Action is set to embark on an exciting journey that will support and nurture the sport’s future talents, both on and off the track.
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