Covering more than 500 Formula 1 and motorsport events over a career spanning 28 years, Argentinian journalist Juan Fossaroli has become one of the most recognizable figures inside the paddock. While his presence on ESPN broadcasts is a staple for racing fans, a distinctive feature accompanies his right hand every time he holds the microphone: a collection of bracelets wrapped securely around his wrist.
These accessories have essentially become a signature part of his image, visible even when his face remains out of frame during interviews. In a lighthearted remark, he once joked about how easily someone could impersonate him on camera simply by wearing his complete lineup of wristbands if he ever fell ill.
While the rotation of pieces shifts occasionally, his core collection remains firmly in place. These include cherished gifts from his daughter, his nephew, and fellow Argentinian driver Franco Colapinto, with whom he shares a close friendship. Whenever the string on one of his favorite pieces begins to fray, he takes matters into his own hands to restring it before it snaps.

Every item in his collection carries a specific memory, starting with his very first Tiger's eye piece purchased in France years ago. Among the most treasured additions are handcrafted gifts from his 12-year-old daughter Sofia, who famously handed him a hair tie when she was just five years old with strict instructions to keep it safe during his travels.
His dedication to keeping family close while traversing the globe is evident in how he preserves these mementos, even converting damaged handmade pieces into necklaces alongside dog tags representing his children. Read our in-depth analysis to explore the fascinating human side behind the fast-paced world of Formula 1.



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