Martin Brundle extends a warm welcome to new trustees of the Grand Prix Trust.
- The ever-engaging Martin Brundle, famed in F1 circles, shared his excitement over Bernie Collins and Andy Stevenson joining the Grand Prix Trust.
- Founded by racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart, the Trust aims to support F1 personnel facing tough times.
- Collins and Stevenson bring a wealth of F1 experience, poised to boost the Trust’s impact.
- Martin Brundle was honored with an OBE, reflecting his contributions to motor racing and sports broadcasting.
Martin Brundle, a stalwart of Formula 1 broadcasting, warmly greeted Bernie Collins and Andy Stevenson as fresh faces among the trustees of the Grand Prix Trust. Founded by Sir Jackie Stewart, this initiative has been a beacon of hope for those in F1 who find themselves in need. Brundle, who chairs the Trust, hailed Collins and Stevenson as highly esteemed professionals in the F1 world, filled with passion and respect for the sport that has thrived for 75 years.
The newly appointed trustees are set to play crucial roles in expanding the Trust’s reach and successes. Collins expressed her thrill at joining the board, eager to contribute positively. She brings her strategic acumen from her roles with McLaren and Aston Martin, aiming to bolster the Trust’s mission. Granted a similar reception, Andy Stevenson, a seasoned sporting director from Aston Martin, shared his pride in being part of an organization providing essential support to those contributing behind the scenes in motorsport.
The Grand Prix Trust is supported by luminaries like former team principal Ross Brawn and Williams legend Sir Patrick Head. Among them is Jonathan Wheatley, the team boss of Sauber/Audi F1, who continues to play a pivotal role. The addition of Collins and Stevenson promises to enrich the Trust’s capacity to aid the F1 community effectively.
Brundle’s career, stretching over three decades, is also celebrated. Recently awarded an OBE, he expressed his gratitude to those who’ve been with him throughout his journey in motorsport. His recognition came from Prince William, with a ceremony that paid tribute to Brundle’s contributions to motor racing and his impactful presence in sports broadcasting.
Brundle highlighted the contributions of everyone involved in his career, acknowledging their role in his journey, a testament to the community spirit that defines the world of Formula 1. His appreciation was extended via social media, where he thanked those who’ve shared in his broadcasting career and the creation and operation of various racing endeavors.
With new trustees ready to drive forward its mission, the Grand Prix Trust continues to stand as a pillar of support within the F1 community.
