Meet the expert team that responds when things go off track! Your 2026 IMSA AMR Safety Team is ready at any point throughout the race weekend to provide care at a moment’s notice! Introducing: Kris J Safety Team Member since 2017. Kris is a Phoenix Arizona native. He began his career working fire/safety at Phoenix International Raceway in 1998. To this day, he continues to support EMS professionals at the raceway while also working in local Fire and EMS, which he has done for nearly 25 years. Kris is now a field training officer, lead paramedic for AMR Mariposa County and has been on the AMR Safety Team since its inception. #IMSA #JoinGMR | @AMR_Social

Meet the expert team that responds when things go off track! Your 2026 IMSA AMR Safety Team is ready at any point throughout the race weekend to provide care at a moment’s notice!  Introducing: Jessica P Jessica Povey has been an RN for 15 years and counting. Her previous work experience spans from intensive care to medical-surgical and Emergency-Trauma. She also spent the last ten years working with various off-road motorsports teams including Red Bull motorsports as their ground and helicopter medical support both in the United States and abroad. Now, she trains and supports several off-road race teams in her “down-time”. Jessica works full-time as a rotor-wing specialist and air innovation manager for GMR, developing emergency response systems! #IMSA #AMR #JoinGMR | @AMR_Social

Glad to have the chance to visit the Manchester Fire Department and AMR Manchester this afternoon! New Hampshire is the safest state in the nation thanks to our exceptional first responders, and I’ll always have their backs.

Meet the expert team that responds when things go off track! Your 2026 IMSA AMR Safety Team is ready at any point throughout the race weekend to provide care at a moment’s notice! Introducing: Robert R. IMSA Track Services Member since 2021 "After graduating high school in 1994, I enrolled at Gwinnett Technical College to obtain my EMT certification. I began full-time employment with Barrow County Fire Department in 1997 and went on to earn my Paramedic certification in 1998. I was promoted to Lieutenant in 2004 and to Battalion Chief in 2012, a position I continue to hold today. In this role, I manage day-to-day operations for my shift and supervise 23 personnel. I also serve as the Incident Commander on emergency scenes. I have continued to pursue professional development throughout my career, earning associate degrees in both Fire Science Technology and Emergency Management from Lanier Technical College! In 1998, I was invited to work a race event at Road Atlanta. I began by riding on a medical unit, and soon after was assigned to a rescue truck. I quickly developed a love for the high-speed nature of on-track incident mitigation. Over the past 27years, I’ve dedicated myself to learning more about motorsports vehicles and developing faster, safer techniques for returning the track to green flag conditions. This path also led me to pursue and be selected for a position on the committee for NFPA 610, Safety at Motorsports Venues and have articles about motorsports safety published in Fire Engineering Magazine!" #IMSA #JoinGMR | @AMR_Social

Knoxville’s Mission District model takes EMS beyond the 911 call #ems ems1.com/community-awareness…

Meet the expert team that responds when things go off track! Your 2026 IMSA AMR Safety Team is ready at any point throughout the race weekend to provide care at a moment’s notice! Introducing: Joe R. IMSA Track Services Team Member since 2024 “I spent 30 years as a career Paramedic/Firefighter in various ranks and 11 years as a traveling Safety Team Member for CART/ChampCar. I started volunteering at Michigan Speedway when I was in my early 20’s and developed a passion for Motorsports! I am recently retired. I volunteer in my local community, both on a Water Search & Rescue Team and at a non-profit organization, supporting military veterans.” #IMSA #JoinGMR | @AMR_Social

Meet the expert team that responds when things go off track! Your 2026 AMR Safety Team is ready at any point throughout the race weekend to provide care at a moment’s notice! Introducing: Mark D. IMSA Track Services Team Member since 2021! "I am a Firefighter/Critical Care Flight Paramedic. I served 31 years in the US Army where I started as a Combat Medic and ended my career as Critical Care Flight Paramedic. Combat Tours include Desert Shield, Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom (Iraq), Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan). Total Combat Time: 60 Months. I Retired as a Sergeant First Class Started in 2016 at Watkins Glenn as a Jump Medic. I have always been a fan of motorsports and jumped on the opportunity to get involved. I Worked NASCAR, IMSA, SRO, and numerous other racing events. I am a member of the local fire department. I volunteer as a firefighter/paramedic. I am also a purchasing/warehouse manager for a Commercial Electrical Company." #IMSA #JoinAMR | @AMR_Social

Meet the expert team that responds when things go off track! Your 2026 AMR Safety Team is ready at any point throughout the race weekend to provide care at a moment’s notice! Introducing: Tyler J IMSA Track Services Team Member since 2021 He has been involved in the fire service industry for 20 years! "I began working at Road America after we Sponsored the Safety Team with Holmatro Rescue equipment. I’m the fourth generation President and CEO of Jefferson Fire & Safety. We’re a leading fire and Rescue equipment supplier in the Midwest!" #IMSA #JoinAMR | @AMR_Social

Meet the expert team that responds when things go off track! Your 2026 AMR Safety Team is ready at any point throughout the race weekend to provide care at a moment’s notice! ROBERT N. IMSA Track Services Member since 2021 "After I graduating high school in 1994, I enrolled at Gwinnett Technical College to obtain my EMT certification. I began full-time employment with Barrow County Fire Department in 1997 and went on to earn my Paramedic certification in 1998. I was promoted to Lieutenant in 2004 and to Battalion Chief in 2012, a position I continue to hold today. In this role, I manage day-to-day operations for my shift and supervise 23 personnel. I also serve as the Incident Commander on emergency scenes. I have continued to pursue professional development throughout my career, earning associate degrees in both Fire Science Technology and Emergency Management from Lanier Technical College. In 1998, I was invited to work a race event at Road Atlanta. I began by riding on a medical unit, and soon after was assigned to a rescue truck. I quickly developed a love for the high-speed nature of on-track incident mitigation. Over the past 27 years, I’ve dedicated myself to learning more about motorsports vehicles and developing faster, safer techniques for returning the track to green flag conditions. This path also led me to pursue and be selected for a position on the committee for NFPA 610, Safety at Motorsports Venues and have articles about motorsports safety published in Fire Engineering Magazine. I currently serve as a Battalion Chief with Barrow County Fire Department, where I’ve held the position for the past 13 years. I act as Incident Commander for a wide range of emergencies, including several high-profile incidents. Additionally, I continue to work part-time at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta as a crew chief on the rescue truck, supporting various motorsports events throughout the year." #IMSA #JoinAMR #AGPLB | @AMR_Social