Peter Windsor - Sporting Director

Peter Windsor

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More than 35 years of direct Formula One experience sums up Windsor’s credentials in the world’s most prestigious form of motorsport. As one of the most recognizable English-language journalists in Formula One, especially as the face of F1 for SPEED television, Windsor has been required to demonstrate his extensive knowledge and experience on a very regular basis over much of the last three decades. However Windsor’s knowledge goes far deeper than journalism, as he has worked as the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship-winning team manager for Williams-Renault, the manager for Ferrari’s F1 chassis and suspension departments and as a consultant for both Nigel Mansell and Carlos Reutemann. Windsor’s experience led to his position as director of Fifty-Four Nine, a driver coaching company for F1, GP2 and F3 stars as well as duties hosting the F1 Global Business Conference and a variety of other F1 business events. Windsor will be responsible for team management and driver selection and development.

Career Highlights:

2000 - current: Invited by FOM to host first-ever F1 Global Business Conference in Shanghai (2005) where major companies like Lenovo and Aigo are delegates. Guest speaker and/or host for: HP, Intel, Hilton, Williams F1, Honda, Qinetiq, Renault, Toyota, Grand Prix Tours, Formula One Management Global Business Conference, Shanghai (2005) and F1 Festival, Abu Dhabi (2007); FIA Gala Prize Giving Ceremonies, Monaco (2005 and 2006); Williams F1 museum/history interactive website (2007)

1991 – 1992: Williams-Renault Team Manager (winner of the 1992 F1 Drivers and Constructors Championship)

1989 – 1990: General Manager, Ferrari GTO Ltd (F1 technical operation, UK)

1985 – 1988: Manager of Sponsorship and Public Affairs; Williams F1

1975 – 1985: Sports Editor, Autocar, 1975 – 1985 (winner of five major awards for journalism)

1978 – 1986: Consultant, Nigel Mansell (1992 World Champion for Williams F1)

1976 – 1982: Consultant, Carlos Reutemann (1981 runner-up for Williams F1)

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