Jolyon Palmer

Jolyon Palmer transitioned from a successful racing driver, including winning the 2014 GP2 Series, to a respected broadcaster and journalist for Formula One. After winning the 2014 GP2 Series championship with three races to spare and setting an all-time points record, Jolyon Palmer went on to make his full Formula One debut and establish himself as a respected broadcaster and journalist for the sport. His early racing career included winning the T Cars Autumn Trophy in 2006, followed by two wins and two pole positions in Formula Palmer Audi in 2007. He then competed in the FIA Formula Two Championship from 2009 to 2010, securing five wins and placing second overall in 2010.

His comprehensive understanding of Formula One, honed through years of competitive driving at the highest levels, continues to make him a sought-after expert in the paddock and on screen.