British GP Special! - Driven By Us Community kicked off the Silverstone GP in full force at the Drivers Inn Stage, highlighting the power of community, connection, and inclusion in motorsport 💜

We were thrilled to welcome so many passionate fans, allies, and changemakers to our Community Hub from all walks of life to a vibrant space created for conversation, collaboration, and celebration of inspiring voices in racing. 🏁✨

From inspiring panel discussions to heartfelt meet-and-greets, it was incredible to see so many attendees both familiar faces and new supporters come together to share stories, ideas, and a vision for a more inclusive future in motorsport.

Fun Fact - Our Panel featured across all TV screens around the circuit reaching around 75,000 attendees

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The 2nd anniversary celebration of F1 Arcade brought together a distinguished panel of voices from across the motorsport industry for a special live podcast-style event. Hosted by Cayana Freeman, the discussion cantered on journeys, diversity, community engagement, and the evolving fan culture within Formula 1. The event served not only as a milestone for F1 Arcade but also as a platform for thought-provoking conversation and inspiration.

Ariana Bravo, a respected F1 presenter and broadcaster, shared her experiences navigating the fast-paced world of Formula 1 media. She spoke about the growing role of inclusion within the paddock and how platforms in transforming how fans access the sport and the importance of relatable, inclusive storytelling.

Calum Nicholas, a seasoned F1 mechanic, offered valuable insights into the behind-the-scenes world of a Formula 1 team. His perspective highlighted the technical precision and teamwork required in high-pressure environments and encouraged aspiring engineers to remain persistent and curious in their pursuit of motorsport careers.

Steph Alexander, a UK and international marshal and Calibration Engineer at Bosch, reflected on her unique dual role in motorsport. She emphasised the significance of volunteering and technical expertise, sharing how marshalling opened doors and gave her a deeper connection to racing at both grassroots and elite levels.

James Dornor, founder of Driven By Us, spoke passionately about the need for continued progress in diversity and inclusion within motorsport. He underscored the importance of representation across all areas of the industry from the paddock to boardroom and the power of community-driven initiatives to effect lasting change.

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Bella James is a British motorsport content creator and presenter known for her sharp wit and engaging interviews. With a background in Business and a dissertation focused on the barriers women face in Formula 1, she brings both academic insight and a fresh perspective to the sport.

Bella has collaborated with platforms like WTF1, conducted interviews with drivers such as Daniel Ricciardo and Oliver Bearman, and engaged with team principals like Christian Horner on the F1 Red Carpet!

Her content spans TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, where she shares behind-the-scenes glimpses from events like the Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Monaco E-Prix.

In 2025, Bella joined Sky Sports F1, marking a significant step in her career. Additionally, Bella has appeared on The Fast and the Curious, a podcast hosted by Driven By Us friends Greg James, Betty Glover, and Christian Hewgill.

In these episodes, she provides race debriefs and insights, contributing to the podcast’s engaging discussions on Formula 1.

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With a dynamic career that spans the worlds of entertainment and elite motorsport, Emma Walsh brings a truly unique voice to the industry.

Originally from Cape Town and now based in London, Emma began her journey as a professional dancer, singer, and stunt performer — including a role in the West End production of Grease The Musical.

Never one to sit on the sidelines, she holds a race licence and has competed in the Mini Challenge UK. Her on-track experience, love for cars, and stunt background led to hosting the Autosport Live Action Arena Show for the past five years, alongside motorsport legends like Johnny Herbert, Shmee150, and David Croft.

One of the UK’s first female car content creators on YouTube, Emma made history by interviewing Sebastian Vettel in collaboration with Shell V-Power. She’s also appeared on F1TV, creating engaging, personality-led content that reflects her deep passion for the sport — and has collaborated with a range of F1 and Formula E teams, sponsors, and drivers.

Her global brand partnerships include Ferrari, McLaren, Audi, BMW, Maserati, Bentley, PUMA, Lego, IWC, Cartier, Petronas, and more. Emma is known for her energetic storytelling and authentic connection to the fast-paced world of motorsport — both on and off the track.

About Shanna:

Shanna Raj is an Australian motorsport content creator and presenter based in London, known for her engaging presence in the world of motorsports.

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Isi Browning is a dynamic motorsport presenter and commentator, the lead commentator for F1 Kids, Formula 1’s youth-focused broadcast initiative.

She made her F1 debut at the Monaco Grand Prix, leading the broadcast for F1 Kids and bringing energy and clarity to motorsport coverage for younger audiences.

Isi has presented and reported across various motorsport events, including pitlane reporting and commentary roles. She has also worked with ITV and other sports broadcasters, showcasing her versatility across different sporting disciplines.

Represented by Loudspeaker Talent Agency, Isi continues to expand her presence in sports media, combining her passion for motorsport with a commitment to engaging diverse audiences.

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Katrina Ee is a 15-year-old Malaysian-Hong Kong racing driver making her car racing debut in the 2025 Ginetta Junior Championship with Tim Gray Motorsport.

A four-time Asian karting champion, she has competed across the IAME Asia Series, Rotax Max Challenge Asia, and ROK Cup Asia.

In 2024, Katrina was selected as one of six drivers in the inaugural cohort of the More than Equal Driver Development Programme, founded by David Coulthard. This initiative provides comprehensive support including physical training, nutrition, psychology, and driver coaching to help talented female drivers reach elite levels of motorsport

Katrina made her car racing debut at Donington Park this year (2025), finishing P21 in her first race and showing consistent improvement throughout the weekend. She aims to progress to Formula 4 and aspires to become the first female Formula 1 driver from her region.

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Kyan Francis is a content creator and presenter known for his engaging blend of humour and insightful analysis.

With over 120,000 followers on Instagram, he has captivated audiences by covering events like the British Grand Prix and the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

A graduate in sport science and coaching from Nottingham Trent University, Kyan has collaborated with brands such as F1 Arcade and Topps. He’s also interviewed prominent figures in motorsport, including Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari’s HQ, and attended his first Formula E race with DS Automobiles UK at the London E-Prix

Kyan continues to make waves in the motorsport community, bringing fresh perspectives to the racing world.

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Billy Jeans is a British motorsport engineer currently serving as a Trackside Power Unit Engineer at Red Bull Racing.

He joined the team in 2024, just after the summer shutdown, and quickly became an integral part of their championship-winning season. With only two days to prepare before his first race, Billy embraced the challenges of Formula 1, contributing to Red Bull’s success.

Before his tenure at Red Bull, Billy gained valuable experience at Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains. He began with a 12-month placement in 2015, working on the Energy Recovery System (ERS) build, and later returned as an Electronics Engineering Graduate after completing his MEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Brunel University. At Mercedes, he was involved in the development of control electronics for their Formula E program

Billy’s journey from student engineer to a key player in top-tier motorsport showcases his dedication and adaptability in the high-pressure world of Formula 1.

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