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If you thought things would’ve slowed down for Will Buxton since swapping F1 for IndyCar, you’d be very much mistaken…
Since leaving Formula 1, Will Buxton’s life has not slowed down, taking on a new role at IndyCar, becoming a New York Times Bestselling author, balancing a young family at home, and serving as Psycho Bunny’s international motorsport brand ambassador.
Nevertheless, it seems that he wouldn’t have it any other way.
Psycho Bunny has recently released a limited-edition T-shirt ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, designed by Davi Augusto, the illustrator of Buxton’s book “Grand Prix: An Illustrated History of Formula 1”. To commemorate this, Buxton shared insights with The Race Extra about this special launch, his life post-F1, indulging in too many Twizzlers, and embracing being Captain Obvious.
Buxton’s partnership with Psycho Bunny began around five years ago when he was approached by the brand. Initially surprised by the offer, he found the brand’s style, versatility, quality, and ethos to be a perfect fit for his broadcasting role and personal fashion preferences.
The collaboration between Davi Augusto, the illustrator of Buxton’s book, and Psycho Bunny signifies a meaningful crossover for Buxton, as it brings together two integral aspects of his identity—his passion for motorsport history and his ambassadorship for Psycho Bunny.
