Matt Bishop

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Matt Bishop is the Editor in Chief of the British edition of the hugely popular Formula One magazine F1 Racing. He is known in Formula One circles as 'The Bish'. He is also one of the sport's more visible figures, and is well known for his luridly colourful shirts and sinister-looking shades. Bishop advocates making himself and his fellow F1 Racing journalists highly visible in his magazine, and often therefore features prominently in photographs that are used to illustrate interview features with drivers and other Formula One celebrities.

Despite such outward appearances of showmanship, Bishop is a respected writer, whose trenchant views are published in F1 Racing and Autosport.com [1], for which he writes a regular column called 'From the Pulpit'. He has been, and remains, one of Formula One's most outspoken journalists when writing on the subject of Michael Schumacher's sometimes questionable race tactics.