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Matt Bishop: Piquet, Ecclestone are what F1 rightly left behind
Formula 1

Matt Bishop: Piquet, Ecclestone are what F1 rightly left behind

Bernie Ecclestone and Nelson Piquet now represent everything that Formula 1 has rightly moved on from, according to Aston Martin’s F1 chief communications officer and founding ambassador of Racing Pride Matt Bishop
Jul 6, 2022 — 5 min read
Matt Bishop: What you need to know about Lewis Hamilton
Formula 1

Matt Bishop: What you need to know about Lewis Hamilton

As Lewis Hamilton heads for new Formula 1 records while also stepping up his activities in wider social issues, his character is coming under the spotlight more than ever. Matt Bishop warns against underestimating or misrepresenting the world champion
Oct 1, 2020 — 5 min read

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