ABOUT US

With over 25 years of clinical experience, Dr Shereen Habib is also the Chief Medical Officer of Formula 1 Abu Dhabi, having been the Deputy Chief Medical Officer for motorsports in the United Arab Emirates, and involved in motorsports medicine at the highest level since 2009.

Shereen is able to advise on compliance with FIA, WADA and local medical governance. She has strong connections with the FIA leadership and has fostered good relationships with an extensive global network of senior healthcare professionals in the world of sports medicine.  

Coming from a diverse and multicultural background, She has an awareness of local sensitivities and differing medical cultures. She speaks English, Arabic and French. This adds to the ability to provide a bespoke and nuanced service.

Shereen is a lecturer in medical education at a prestigious UK medical school. Her roles include leading the simulation course, as well as developing new modules. She teaches a diverse group of healthcare professional, including doctors, physician’s associates, nurses, paramedics and medical students.

She has lectured and conducted workshops and seminars on diverse topics relating to leadership and teamwork skills, as well as the benefits of interprofessional working and learning. In December 2022 she gave a lecture at the International Council of Motorsports Sciences annual conference. She has also given talks and seminars about motorsports medical team management and medical centre setup to mentor groups of healthcare professions from newer sporting authorities in the region.

Shereen co-hosted a live medical call-in show on a national radio station for 5 years and as such she is a confident public speaker, able to effectively deliver information to a diverse audience. 

LinkedIn profile: Dr Shereen Habib

Jenny is a French-Mexican binational who speaks fluent Spanish, English, French. Her qualifications and experience include:

Member of the Mexican Society of Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery

Otolaryngologist and Head and Neck Surgeon (Hospital Español de México / Universidad LaSalle)

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-II) with specialty in Mountain Search & Rescue

(Mexican Red Cross)

Prehospital and Advanced Trauma Instructor, Course Coordinator and Instructor Trainer (1997-2007)

International Diploma in Mountain Medicine (IMMED, Spain, 2020)

Leadership Team at the Temporary COVID-19 Unit in Mexico City (April 2020-June 2021), in charge of Contact Tracing, Testing and Head of the ENT Service

National and International Motorsport Safety and Extrication Instructor (since 2003)

Medical Services and Medical Director at National and Regional Motorsport

Championships (Rallies, Regularities, Karting and Track -Formulas and Stock Cars-) since 2001

Medical Director of the Mexican National Rally Commission (2006-2010)

Medical Director of the Mexican Federation of Motorsport (Federación Mexicana de

Automovilismo Deportivo, A.C.) (2007-2014)

Medical Services at International Races: Champ Car (2003-2007), Nascar Busch and GrandAm (2005-2007), WTCC (2005), Chief of Disincarceration Teams and DCMO at WTCC (2006)

Team Doctor at FIA WRC (2008-2021)

CMO at A1GP (2006-2009)

CMO at FIA Formula E (MEX 2016, PDE 2018)

MDD Medical crew at FIA Formula E (2016-2019)

Editor for the 1st Edition in Spanish of Professor Sid Watkins ́ book “Medicine in

Motorsport” (FIA Institute)

Member of the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission (2011-2016)

Member of the International Council of Motorsport Sciences -ICMS (since 2019)

Member of the ICMS 2022 Annual Congress Committee

Member of the ICMS Board of Directors (since 2023)

Certified Jump Medic Response Worker and Certified Inspector by the SFI Foundation Inc. (since 2022)

LinkedIn profile: Dr Jenny Bertin

Matthew Is a dual trained emergency and intensive care specialist (FACEM, FCICM) with a special interest in sports medicine.

Originally from Dublin (IRL), he now lives in Sydney (AUS).

Matthew has 25 years of experience in motorsport medicine, from club level to international and across circuit, rally, speedway and outback raids. He has been the Deputy CMO for the Australian stage of the World Rally Championship for ten years and is the current Deputy CMO for the Australian F1 Grand Prix since 2017. Matthew was recently appointed to the role of medical delegate for the Motorsport Australia Shannon's Speed Series and works closely with global agencies such as the FIA and the ICMS.

Matthew has been involved in education and motorsport medical administration at both national and international levels. He runs the Rollcage Medic website and podcast.

When he is not on a race track, Matthew rides bikes, plays drums and mucks about with 3D printing.

You can find Matthew online as @rollcagemedic 

or on LinkedIn: Matthew Mac Partlin