Will Buxton is a highly regarded British motorsport journalist and presenter with a career spanning more than 20 years. Known for his engaging style and in-depth knowledge, Will has become one of the most recognisable faces in the sport, earning respect as both a broadcaster and an analyst. He has worked across multiple platforms, from Formula 1 to IndyCar and the World Rally Championship, building a reputation for insightful commentary and an ability to connect with fans worldwide.
His journey into motorsport media began in the early 2000s while studying Politics at the University of Leeds, where he started writing for GrandPrix.com. Will went on to work for Formula 1’s Official Magazine, GP2, and GP3, before his shift to television broadcasting. His career reached new heights in 2018 when he became Formula 1's first Digital Presenter, a role that saw him host and produce content across the sport’s official digital platforms. He was also a key contributor to Netflix's popular series Drive to Survive, further extending his global audience.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Will is deeply committed to giving back. His charity work includes founding the Buxton Bash, an event that raised significant funds for local causes in Austin, Texas. He also actively supports charities such as Every Kid Sports and StreetGames, ensuring young people from all backgrounds have access to the benefits of sport.
Will’s dedication to motorsport and philanthropy is complemented by his work as an author, with his books My Greatest Defeat and Grand Prix: An Illustrated History of Formula 1 receiving widespread acclaim. His vast experience, passion for motorsport, and commitment to positive social change make him a respected and influential figure in the world of sports broadcasting.