did anybody else notice peter windsor, (i think it was peter windsor anyway) say something along the lines of "we, i mean mclaren" when talkin about something to do with lewis hamilton during the start of the race. i will find it on my tape and give the whole story, but it was along those lines. interesting little stuff up do you not think.
I think that you need to solidify this
a lot before people can comment. The negative replies you've received thus far seem to stem from a genuine confusion about your analysis of a point which you don't describe very well.
Peter Windsor is a respected journalist for
F1 Racing magazine (plus some freelance work) and as such is only vaguely connected with NorthOne, (mainly through journalistic assistance with the truly awful itv-f1.com website) which produces the F1 programming for ITV and other English-speaking markets. Following this through, the editor of
F1 Racing and sometime contributor to motorsport bible
Autosport magaize, Matt Bishop, has recently been appointed Head of PR for McLaren. It is possible, although unlikely, that Windsor has gone too.
But from your OP, I doubt even that it was Windsor who was speaking. I cannot recall having seen him on an ITV show ever, whilst I do not have a perfect memory, I have seen every GP since 1991, so I'm reasonably confident in my assertion that Windsor is a print journalist (and author), but not a TV type.
If you're referring to the "general questions" in FIA press conferences, the last I knew was that it was Bob Constanduros who was doing the questioning. He has had a long and varied career in British TV. Quite often the FIA press conferences reflect national interest (transcripts are available on autosport.com).
So, please clarify. Then you'll get some sensible comment. There are a lot of people who hang out here who know a lot about F1 and who like to talk.