I've been into technology, cars and motorsport for as long as I can remember — since I was a kid. I've spent my whole working life in digital, building projects on the internet for the last twenty-odd years. Different fields, different companies, but in the end always the same job: making something exist online that didn't exist before. For most of that time my work and my passions ran on separate tracks. Only in the last few years did I put them together — first with a handful of motorsport projects, and then with Simracing.Fan. I race too, with results rather more modest than I'd like. Call it the ambition of an honest aspiring gentleman driver: enjoy my races, have fun, and leave room for everyone else on track to do the same. I'm not much of a social media person, and it shows — you won't find me in many places. I get on better with YouTube, where video and podcasts actually let you say something.