race for Network Ten (ONE) Australia F1 broadcaster. Windsor was Grand Prix Editor of the F1 Racing magazine from 1997 to 2009, and is the current senior columnist and feature writer on The Racer's Edge section. He has spoken out against making changes to Formula 1 to improve the quality of racing by making overtaking easier. He said in 2007: "I would change nothing. I think F1 is fantastic as it is. If you want to watch a million meaningless overtaking manoeuvres and lots of shunts go and watch NASCAR or bikes or IRL or something." On 4 February 2009, it was reported Windsor and engineer/designer Ken Anderson were to head an American entrant into the 2010 Formula One season called Team US F1. Their application was formally accepted by the FIA on 12 June 2009. Windsor's role would involve team management and driver development and selection. However, in March 2010, USF1 ceased operations after it was revealed that it was a ghost project. On 25 June 2010 the FIA officially banned USF1 from any further participation in the sport, and the World Motor Sport Council fined them US$380,000 for failing to meet their commitments for the 2010 race season. In 2009 Windsor joined the management team of the inaugural Grand Prix Shootout to find a future Marussia F1 Team test driver for 2013. The winner was Tio Ellinas from Cyprus. In May 2017, Windsor joined the Motorsport Network to do The Flying Lap with Peter Windsor, a weekly web series about Formula One and other international championships. In 2018, his role at Motorsport Network expanded to include hosting the Motorsport Show and co-hosting Rapid Tech with Craig Scarborough. Personal life Windsor was brought up in Australia, but now has residences in London and Sydney. Windsor has won five awards for his writing, including Sports Reporter of the Year and Feature Writer of the Year. References External links Official website 1952 births Living people Motorsport announcers Formula One journalists and reporters Formula One managers Motoring journalists Australian motorsport people