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My passion away from work is anything to do with horses. I have ridden all my life and still find time to help my family in competitions around the UK. I’m also an active supporter of World Horse Welfare.
If that is not enough, I still look after some drivers outside of F1 doing their PR and keeping them on the right route to the big time. It also gives me a chance to try and spot some of stars of the future.
I have a lot of interests outside of motorsport and you can read about them on my lifestyle and travel blog www.cloud9andahalf.blogspot.co.uk
After such an exciting start to the season with seven different winners from seven races, some people have been finding Sebastian Vettel’s domination of the last four rounds a bit tedious. But before the “Oh no, not again” kicks in, don’t worry, I really believe that this season still has a few treats in store for all us F1 fans. I am lucky enough to see these drivers on a regular basis and yesterday I interviewed both title contenders, Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel. Both are desperate to become a triple World Champion but that’s where the similarity ends – off track they talk a very different game. Read more...
Is it really June already? Looking out of my window, it doesn’t look like summer to me. The bunting and the Jubilee excitement is there but where is the sunshine? Even in the crazy world of F1 we’ve not had a huge amount of sunshine but we have been spoiled with masses of on track excitement and of course 6 winners from 6 races – the first time it has happened in the history of the Formula One World Championship. Read more...
So that’s it! After 19 races, 18 countries, 5 different race winners and the crowning of a double World Champion , the chequered flag has fallen for the last time in 2011. Read more...