Want to know who makes up the multinational, multitalented team behind Feeder Series? Get to know a bit more about each of them here and find out how you can connect with them via email, X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram.
Founder
Floris Visman
Chief editor
Freelance journalist from the Netherlands who founded Feeder Series in February of 2019 to shine a light on the under-reported junior formulae. Has a fascination for obscure Formula 4 championships and is always looking for the next big star and aspiring journalist.
Editorial
Michael McClure
Head of content
Hungarian-American motorsport journalist, UChicago graduate and former newspaper editor. When he’s not freelancing, going for long walks or practising the piano, you can find him sprinting through junior single-seater paddocks or helping our staff navigate punctuation use and parallel structure.
Marco Albertini
Euroformula Open, F4 CEZ, Americas
Italian-born journalist, commentator and sim-racer who joined Feeder Series in late 2024. He got his passion for motorsports by watching NASCAR and playing Gran Turismo games at home. He also likes studying languages, learning Japanese in his spare time.
Laura Anequini
FR Americas, F4 US, Ligier JS F4, Brazilian F4, NACAM F4
Brazilian IR grad who traded diplomacy for motorsports! Living an hour away from Interlagos, she joined Feeder Series in December 2023. You’ll always find her talking about all things motorsports, Taylor Swift or Harry Styles. It’s a fine line!
Anabelle Bremner
AU4
Yet another history student–turned–sports journalist who joined Feeder Series in 2025 after sliding down the slippery slope from F1 to niche junior categories. When not writing, she can generally be found singing at people or defending her beloved Haas.
Francesca Brusa
FR Europe, Italian F4, Euro 4
Italian motorsport journalist trapped in a humanities bachelor. Got starstruck by the shiny lights of F1, fell even more in love with the fire of the lower categories. She joined Feeder Series in July 2024 to cover Italian F4, Euro 4 and FR Europe. In her spare time, you can find her listening to Taylor Swift and ranting about driver market rumours.
Gavin Guthrie
British F4
A Scottish-Thai engineering student raised around a small UK Formula Ford team. Spends his time under single-seaters, chasing British F4 simulator times, or writing about the cars and tracks close to his heart. Still hopelessly convinced he could make it behind the wheel.
Calla Kra-Caskey
F2, F4 Middle East, Formula Trophy UAE
California-born aspiring sports journalist. Can be found battling time zones to watch feeder series races at 3 am. They’ve been translating their passion for women in sport into covering F1 Academy for Feeder Series since February 2024. Expert parallel parker.
Kaylene Lau
F1 Academy, FR Oceania, Chinese F4
Born in Hong Kong but currently studying in Auckland. She joined Feeder Series in 2024 to cover Chinese, Australian and SEA F4 and FR Asia. Probably watching motorsports or rewatching her favourite figure skating programme for the millionth time.
Finjo Muschlien
Super Formula Lights, FR Japan, Japanese F4, Kyojo Cup
German motorsport enthusiast who came to the sport aged five, watching his hero Sebastian Vettel dominate the sport.
Fell in love with Japanese motorsport after seeing Álex Palou’s 2019 Super Formula onboards. Covering Japanese single-seaters from Super Formula to Formula 4.
George Sanderson
GB3, GB4
British sports journalist and commentator who joined Feeder Series in February 2024. He became addicted to F1 back in 2007 and in recent years has broadened his horizons to other categories. He also has an unhealthy obsession for Sheffield United.
Daniele Spadi
F3, FR Middle East
Italian motorsport commentator and freelance journalist who joined Feeder Series in November 2022. F3 and FR Middle East editor: every driver he has interviewed so far has either won the following race or retired from it, so consider yourself warned.
Seb Tirado
Eurocup-3, Eurocup-3 SWC, Spanish F4, Eurocup-4 SWC
London-based aspiring motorsport journalist who joined Feeder Series in April 2024. Self-described addict of many forms of open-wheel and sportscar racing, with particular unapologetic infatuation towards FE, F1 and WEC. Similarly obsessed with Star Wars and other nerdy stuff.
Tori Turner
F3, FR Middle East
A British journalism student from the West Midlands. Betrayed her father and his passion for motorcycle racing to cover her passion: single-seaters. Passionate about the history of motorsports. Away from racing, she’s typically found at music concerts and quiz nights.
Grayson Wallace
F4 SEA, Indian F4, Formula Winter Series
An English-Australian aspiring journalist who discovered F1 through a Lewis Hamilton energy drink. He loves anything to do with history, tennis, and most importantly motorsport. Passionate supporter of Oscar Piastri’s rights and wrongs.
Perceval Wolff-Taffus
French F4
French-Indian general practitioner in the making. His real passion has always been to see young motorsport talent (from France but not only, he promises!) rising through the ranks and becoming superstars. No wonder he joined Feeder Series in 2021 to cover FR Europe and French F4!
Social
Jordy van de Bunt
Head of social media
Avid motorsports enthusiast since 2006. Started out watching F1, with feeder series following quickly. Likes all Dutch drivers and those coming from obscure countries. Always looking out for the latest talents. Also a big MotoGP fan.
Joseph Black
Social media manager
Had his first wave of F1 obsession in 2018 – and second in 2023. Commentator over all things virtual (and some real) racecars. Has watched more Formula Regional than Formula 1, insisting it’s better racing. Aston Martin glazer who truly believes in La Misión.
Alice Cook
Social media manager
F1 viewer since 2002 turned feeder series fan in 2018. Enjoyer of all things single-seaters and endurance cars. Big advocate for women in motorsport and all things F1 Academy. Lover of her British boys and girls in all categories from F1 to F4. Long Live Ollie Bearman.
Grace Crispin
Social media manager
A sports journalism graduate who grew up in a motorsport family and inevitably fell down the rabbit hole of feeder series. Attempts to support the British boys but has a soft spot for any type of underdog story.
Isabella de Rozarieux
Social media manager
A marketing communications student based in the United Kingdom who grew up watching races every Sunday with world champions as her idols. Always rooting for rookie wins and unexpected podiums. Passionate about the crossover between motorsport and fashion.
Hanne Scheepers
Social media manager
Belgian sports management graduate with a big passion for all things motorsports. Started off watching F1, with feeder series following in the same year. If she’s not supporting her favorite drivers (read: Paul Aron), she can be found at concerts or football matches.
Daisy Turvey
Social media manager
A British psychology student with a lifelong love for motorsport after growing up with a mum who is (and will always be) Senna-mad! You will either find her screaming for Norris and Russell, defending Lawson like it’s a full-time job, or playing Tate McRae on repeat.
Broadcasting
Jim Kimberley
Head of broadcasting
Taken by the fast cars of Formula One as a child and has never looked back. Chasing the sport around the world, he maintains to this day that the only reason he writes about motorsport instead of races in motorsport is his 6ft4in height.
Chris McCarthy
Transfer Weekly host
Commentator and presenter working across multiple feeder series championships including Formula 2, Formula 3 and FRECA. Used his experience to start Transfer Weekly with Jim Kimberley on the Feeder Series channel and publishes test review videos on F2, F3 and FRECA.
Data
Mitchell Ash
Staff researcher
British ESL teacher based in China. Often found on Google Sheets or Wikipedia. They first watched motorsport when Button was winning races, but fell for the junior categories a few years ago after seeing F2 and F3 live at Silverstone.
Photography
Our content pops off the page thanks to the talented photographers who work with us. Check out some of their best work below!
Dom Bessell
Edern Frouin
Alex Langley
Lorenzo Pastorelli
Elwynn Staerker
Alumni
Many of our former staff have gone on to do great things in the world of motorsport and journalism – and sometimes both! Get to know them below.
Nida Anis
George Brabner
Maria Clara Castro
Gemma Cockrell
Jeroen Demmendaal
Adam Dickinson
Jan Husmann
Matt Jeffray
Naomi Newman
Gerren Scapens
Aisha Sembhi
Yasmin Western
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