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Red Bull
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Sebastien Buemi
Red Bull Shop
Lee Stevenson – Mechanic
Ed Aylwin – Technician
Stu Jones – Composites technician
Tom Batch – Sebastian Vettel’s systems engineer
Mark Willis – Rear jack man
Gareth Rees-Levins – Mechanic on Sebastian Vettel’s car
Sam O’Keefe – Red Bull Technology team member
Mark Simpson – Team member
Gavin Ward – Performance engineer on Mark Webber’s car
McLaren
McLaren
Lewis Hamilton
Jenson Button
Gary Paffett
Dave Robson – Jenson Button’s race engineer
Michael Collier – Jenson Button’s physiotherapist
McLaren eShop
VoxVocis
Rory Clements – Mechanic
Tom Briggs – Tyre technician
Warwick Pugh – Car support team leader
Marc Cox – Mechanic
Steven Aylwin Hewett – Team member
Thomas Pattison – Team member
Jon Gates – Team member
Peter Wright – Garage support
Stephen Lord – Team member
Stephanie – Race Team IT
Sam Dryden – Mechanic on Jenson Button’s car
Mercedes
Mercedes
Nico Rosberg
Bradley Lord – Mercedes motorsport communications
Petronas Motorsport
James Vowles – Chief strategist
Neal Johnson – Graphics technician
Paul Harris – Chief garage technician
Lotus
Lotus
Romain Grosjean
Jerome D’Ambrosio
Alan Permane – Trackside operations director
Eric Boullier – Team principal
Paul Seaby – Team manager
Renault Sport F1
Rene Dias Torcato – Engineer
Julien Simon-Chautemps – Performance engineer
Phil Kennard – Commercial manager
Ricardo Penteando – Team support leader (Renault Sport F1)
Ayao Komatsu – Race engineer
Force India
Force India
Paul di Resta
Nico Hulkenberg
Jules Bianchi
Vijay Mallya
Martin Galpin – Software engineer
Dave Coggin
Sauber
Sauber
Kamui Kobayashi
Sergio Perez
Esteban Gutierrez
Jaume Sallares
Simon Fitchett – Sergio Perez’s trainer
Toro Rosso
Williams
Williams
Bruno Senna
Pastor Maldonado
Xevi Pujolar – Pastor Maldonado’s race engineer
Mark Arnott – IT support specialist
Williams Hybrid Power
Sophie Eden – Press officer
Caterham
Caterham
Heikki Kovalainen
Vitaly Petrov
Giedo van der Garde
Alexander Rossi
Tony Fernandes – Team principal
Mike Gascoyne – Chief technical officer
Anna Goodrum
Riad Asmat – CEO
Gianluca Pisanello – Race engineer
Tom Webb – Head of communications
Silvi Schaumloeffel – Head of marketing
Anand Krishnan – Brand manager
Petri Lehikoinen – Sports performance coach
Steven English
Nasarudin Nasimuddin – Deputy team principal
Elliot Dason-Barber – Head of research and design
Richard St Clair-Quentin – Commercial manager
Nino Singh Judge – Driver development manager Europe
HRT
HRT
Pedro de la Rosa
Narain Karthikeyan
Dani Clos
Toni Cuquerella – Engineer
Juan M Rodriguez – Head of simulation and software
Maria Serrat – Communications and PR
Marussia
Marussia
Timo Glock
Charles Pic
Tabatha Valls
Sakon Yamamoto
Mark Hutcheson – Race engineer
Dave Greenwood – Chief race engineer
Dave O’Neill – Team manager
Tracy Novak
Sam Rosa – Event manager
Gemma Lawrence – Controls engineer
Paul Andrews – Graphic designer
Florian Eschrich – Physiotherapist
Rory Currin – Graphic designer
Mark Hendy – Interim Finance Director
F1 tracks and races
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Circuit de Catalunya
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Indian Grand Prix
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Singapore Grand Prix
Yas Marina Circuit
Circuit of the Americas
Nurburgring
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Other F1 accounts
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Emma Buxton
Mark Gallagher
Marc Priestley
Ron Howard – Directing the forthcoming film Rush
F1 in Schools
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Andy Gray
Johnny Herbert Karting
Steve Hood
Norman Howell – FIA director of communications
FanVision
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Alan van der Merwe
Tom Foy
Gary Hartstein
Pirelli
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Manish Pandey – Senna film writer
Asif Kapadia – Senna film director
Ryan McMullan
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Former F1 drivers
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Martin Brundle
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Derek Daly
Christian Danner
Anthony Davidson
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Robert Doornbos
Tomas Enge
Christian Fittipaldi
Emerson Fittipaldi
Nick Heidfeld
Johnny Herbert
Yuji Ide
Taki Inoue
Stefan Johansson
Nigel Mansell
Perry McCarthy
Tiago Monteiro
Juan Pablo Montoya
Kazuki Nakajima
Tiff Needell
Olivier Panis
Max Papis
Nelson Piquet Jnr
Emanuele Pirro
Antonio Pizzonia
Bobby Rahal
Eliseo Salazar
Takuma Sato
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Dougie said on 6th September 2009, 11:23
Keith, what about Autosport’s Jon Noble and his NobleF1?
Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine) said on 6th September 2009, 11:54
Added – thanks for the tip.
sato113 said on 20th May 2010, 13:07
and claire williams has changed her account to-
http://twitter.com/WilliamsF1Team
Emma said on 6th September 2009, 12:47
Thanks for the heads up on those, I’m now following a good chunk of them ;)
mp4-19b said on 6th September 2009, 13:10
Keith, is that the real vettel? This twitter vettel sounds to me more like a school boy.
cholle said on 6th September 2009, 13:48
Seems a bit weird to me, too. I noticed he likes using a lot of exclamation points in his tweets. Been following him already, though I’m still awaiting for a solid confirmation it’s really him. Maybe the Red Bull F1 Spy can confirm this?
Jenny said on 6th September 2009, 14:16
Vettel hasn’t been verified. He’s also using a pic from his Torro Rosso days, doesn’t tally I’m afraid for me just yet, looks like a fake. Red Bull nor Sebastian Vettel have come out and said he has one, and until they do I’m taking it as a fake.
Victor said on 6th September 2009, 16:08
It’s a bit odd indeed, but a set of replies to Button’s Twitter seems to indicate that it is real. Check a little lower on that page: it seems as if JB was also a bit suspicious about this as well. (JB’s profile was confirmed by Rubens and, as far as I know, the team as well…)
Ubaid Parkar said on 6th September 2009, 20:45
Brawn/Button/Barrichello twitter accounts are from the Brawn website, so that’s a confirmation in itself I suppose…anyways I am looking forward for some of the accounts to be “Verified” by Twitter themselves…
Slim said on 6th September 2009, 22:33
His tweets are getting odder by the tweet! Maybe he’s more excitable than we think.
Daniel Netto said on 8th February 2012, 18:47
Vettel isn’t officially on twitter. Must be a fake otherwise we would of heard more about it!
Ubaid Parkar said on 6th September 2009, 13:28
http://twitter.com/alexyoong
http://twitter.com/steveslaterF1
http://twitter.com/SPEED
http://twitter.com/OfficialWRC
http://twitter.com/LolaRacer
http://twitter.com/Forza_Felipe
http://twitter.com/OfficialBrawnGP
http://twitter.com/clubforce
http://twitter.com/autosportnews
http://twitter.com/autosportlive
http://twitter.com/Planet_F1
http://twitter.com/Gulasahi (Steve Dawson)
http://twitter.com/grandprixcom
Aplogoes if I have repeated some
Ubaid Parkar said on 6th September 2009, 13:30
Oh i got the above list from official websites etc so they are all verified in my book.
Steve_P said on 6th September 2009, 13:37
http://twitter.com/VisionRacing
Vision racing from the IRL.
There are tons of IRL drivers and media on Twitter. They’re all very active too!
Steve_P said on 6th September 2009, 13:54
Keith,
Your link to Sarah Fisher isn’t working. You left the “H” off of her name.
The link is:
http://twitter.com/SarahFisher67
Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine) said on 6th September 2009, 19:17
Fixed it, thanks.
Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine) said on 6th September 2009, 19:18
Thanks for the links guys have updated the list. Have marked the Vettel one to be confirmed. For media I’m going to stick to just listing journalists – if I put every single F1 site in there the list would quickly become enormous!
TheRedLion said on 6th September 2009, 19:56
The Massa twitter is not really his, it was made by his friends so that people could send messages of support
Ubaid Parkar said on 6th September 2009, 21:07
http://twitter.com/TonyKanaan
Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine) said on 7th September 2009, 0:38
Thanks, added.
Chris Allen said on 6th September 2009, 23:47
http://twitter.com/GlobalF1
Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine) said on 7th September 2009, 0:36
Have removed the Vettel one which turned out not to be him. Pity.
wasiF1 said on 7th September 2009, 3:04
Hey Keith
There is Steve Slater as (steveslaterf1) Alex Yoong as (alextoong)
Nikki said on 7th September 2009, 7:19
So the Vettel one is definitely fake? Had big suspicions, but someone has checked with the real Seb?
cholle said on 8th September 2009, 16:05
Yeah, it’s most likely fake. Got an email from the redbullracing.com saying: “…beware of some of those Twitters which claim to really be from young German drivers.”
kaddyalonso said on 8th September 2009, 15:12
Do you know of NanoAlonso is the right one??
Sasquatsch said on 9th September 2009, 10:47
Forza_Felipe is a tribute Twitter to Felipe Massa, not his own Twitter page.
Link
Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine) said on 9th September 2009, 20:51
True, but Twitter lists it as a verified account for him.