There is plenty to come with my colleague and the esteemed F1 TV reporter, Louise Goodman. Louise's extensive network and profound respect from key personnel in the pitlane have afforded her almost unparalleled access, peeling back the curtain on the intricate workings of Formula One. 

Not that she actively claims it, but Lou stands as something of a pioneering figure for women in the modern era of motorsport, having ventured from PR and communications to broadcasting, all while maintaining a humble team-player mentality that underscores her commitment and professionalism. 

She shares the story of chatting to the stars of Oceans 11 before the Monaco Grand Prix and working with broadcasting royalty in Murray Walker. Louise's resilience and her rapport with the teams enabled her to actively work on a pit stop giving viewers a unique insight. Plus, some golden takeaways for young racers around media training which once included a young talent named Lando Norris. All that and more, in our latest feature interview.

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