Spanish F1 racing driver Fernando Alonso won the World Drivers Championship in 2005 & 2006 and holds the record for being the youngest single and double champion winner to date. He is the second driver to score over 100 points in three consecutive seasons and currently drives for Renault. He is a UNICEF ambassador.

Formally one of Britain's most talented Formula 1 drivers, Mark is currently a member of the ITV F1 Commentary Team and a much sort after speaker at corporate events where he relates his personal experiences to the business world.

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A former successful F1 racing driver, Martin is now a member of the F1 commentary team on ITV. Mark's wry and witty comments make him an ideal choice for presenting.

Vicki competed in her first race at the age of twelve and is a former racing instructor at Brands Hatch and Silverstone. She currently holds a Race International C License and is the first woman to win a Maserati Race. A trained journalist, she has also worked for BBC's Top Gear establishing herself as a leading road tester and also is a founder member of Channel 5's Fifth Gear Programme.

British F1 driver Jenson Button currently drives for the Honda racing F1 team. To date he has achieved 15 podium finishes having secured his first Grand Prix win in Hungary in 2006.

Jeremy is instantly recognised as the main presenter on the BBC programme Top Gear. He is also a trained journalist and regularly contributes to specialist car magazines.

Scottish F1 driver David Coulthard has enjoyed a long career on the driving circuit. Currently driving for Red Bull Racing, he has completed in over 230 F1 races, won 13 Grand Prix and achieved 61 podium finishes to date. He currently lies 4th among British drivers on the all-time high Championship points scoring list.

Mark Gallagher has been involved in Grand Prix Motor Racing for over 20 years. He spent 9 years with Eddie Jordan's F1 senior management team and now heads his own sports management company. Former broadcaster and journalist, he is a well known face in the F1 paddocks around the World and his leadership qualities and experience make him an ideal choice as a Keynote & Motivational Speaker.

Dubbed the first women of F1, Louise Goodman is a pit lane reporter for ITV's F1 coverage team primarily handling driver interviews. She became the first female to take part in a pit stop when she removed a rear tyre for Tiago Moneiro at the 2006 British Grand Prix.

British racing driver Lewis Hamilton stormed onto the F1 circuit in 2007 achieving a remarkable 6 pole positions, 12 podium finishes and 4 Grand Prix wins, finishing 2nd in the World Championship table in his debut year. He is currently driving with Vodaphone McLaren Mercedes.

Richard became a household name while presenting the programme Brainiac-Science Abuse and is currently co host of the hugely popular motoring show Top Gear. He cheated death in 2007 when he survived an horrific crash while attempting to reach top speeds in a dragster.

German born F1 driver Nick Heidfeld currently drives for the BMW Sauber Team and began the 2008 season with a second place finish in Australia. To date he has competed in over 135 F1 Grand Prix and finished 7th in the 2007 World Drivers Championship.

Johnny Herbert is a former British F1 driver having raced with Benetton, Tyrrell, Lotus, Ligier, Sauber, Stewart & Jaguar. During his F1 career he won 3 Grand Prix and achieved 7 podium finishes. Johnny has also enjoyed success in sports car racing coming 9th overall and 4th in the GT class of the 2007 Le Mans 24 hours.

Born in Northern Ireland Eddie Irvine started racing for Jordan in the Formula 3000 Series in 1990 having progressed from Formula Three. He joined Jordan F1 team in 1993 and subsequently partnered Michael Schumacher with Ferrari. During his racing career he achieved 4 Grand Prix wins.

Austrian born aviator, entrepreneur and former F1 3 times World Champion, Nicki Lauda won a total of 25 Grand Prix during his racing career. He made a remarkable comeback to driving following an horrific accident at the German Grand Prix in 1976.

Penny is a former National Ladies Rally Driving Champion and professional journalist. On television she is an accomplished presenter having presented shows such as The Road Show, The Used Car Roadshow and Top Gear. She is also much sought after as an inspirational speaker.
 

James is best known as co presenter on the motoring programme Top Gear. He is soon to be seen presenting Oz and James' Big Wine Adventure for BBC2 and currently fronts James May 20th century.

Former F1 racing driver Perry McCarthy followed his racing career as a test driver for Williams and Benetton. After a brief retirement, he returned to sports car racing competing in numerous events including at Le Mans in 2002. He was the original Stig on BBC's Top Gear and is now a popular choice on the speaking circuit.

Legendary racing driver Stirling Moss raced from 1948 to 1962 during which time like many drivers of his era he competed in several formulae sometimes on the same day. Following his retirement from the track he has appeared in the James Bond film Casino Royale, is the narrator of the popular children's series Roary The Racing Car and continues to fulfil numerous engagements around the World.

A former racing driver, Tiff began his TV career as part of the BBC Motor Racing Commentary Team before joining BBC's Top Gear as the performance car specialist. He became a founder member of Channel 5's Fifth Gear programme in 2002.

With his obsession for speed and boundless determination, Richard Noble achieved his dream of breaking the land speed record in 1983. He is in much demand to share his experiences on what it is like to ‘go supersonic' making him a unique speaker.

Finnish born Kimi Raikkonen is the current F1 World Champion Racing driver having taken the accolade in the last Grand Prix of the 2007 season. He currently drives for Scuderia Ferrari and to date has achieved over 16 Grand Prix wins during his driving career.

Seven times F1 World Champion racing driver, Michael Schumacher retired from the track at the end of the 2006 season. He currently acts as an advisor and special test driver for Scuderia Ferrari, is an ambassador for UNESCO and a spokesman for driver safety.

During his F1 racing career Jackie Stewart won 27 Grand Prix and 3 World Championships. Between 1997 and 1999 he was principal of the Stewart Grand Prix F1 racing team and is well known in America as a commentator of racing television broadcasts.