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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2026 · 49 MIN

Lewis Hamilton's Personal Photographer Reveals All | Tokyo Drift, Ferrari F40 & Life Inside the F1 Paddock | Ep. 5

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Timothy McGurr — known as 13th Witness — has spent eight years as Lewis Hamilton's personal photographer, travelling everywhere from Monaco to Rwanda, from the Ferrari garage to the streets of Tokyo at midnight. The son of legendary graffiti artist Futura, Timothy grew up surrounded by Basquiat, Keith Haring and Andy Warhol before photography found him in Japan. In this episode Timothy reveals how he met Lewis Hamilton at a Met Gala after-party, how he got banned from Formula One at his very first race, and how he created the now-legendary Tokyo Drift video series — from a white Nissan Skyline GT-R in 2022 to a red Ferrari F40 at Daikoku Parking Area in 2026. Topics covered: How Timothy McGurr met Lewis Hamilton Getting banned from Formula One with a drone Shooting Lewis Hamilton inside the F1 paddock The Tokyo Drift origin story — Nissan Skyline GT-R 2022 Ferrari F40 at Daikoku Parking Area Tokyo 2026 Growing up with Basquiat, Keith Haring and Warhol Life as a celebrity photographer in Formula One Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 2026 F1 photography behind the scenes Japanese car culture and Daikoku Parking Area Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift real life Film cameras, AI and the future of photography 📸 Follow Mark on Instagram: @f1sutton 💬 Find us on YouTube @motionreportpodcast to join the conversation 🔔 Subscribe for more with legendary F1 photographer, Mark Sutton Producer & Co-host: David Schneider

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