James Matthews (racing driver)

James Spencer Matthews (born 21 August 1975)[1][2] is a British former professional racing driver, hedge fund manager, and heir to the Scottish feudal title of Laird of Glen Affric.

[5] James' father also owns the resort Eden Rock, St Barths, and is also laird of a 10,000-acre Scottish estate, Glen Affric.

By 2007 the firm was reported to be managing over £1 billion in assets, and in 2017 David Friedman estimated that Matthews was "a demi-billionaire or close to a billionaire on his own merits".

[5] It was reported in July 2016 that Matthews' Eden Rock Capital Management fund was a major investor in a collapsed Scottish company at the heart of a £90 million fraud investigation.

[7][16][17] Matthews' brother-in-law, James Middleton, was reported in The Times in 2018 as hosting deer stalking parties at Glen Affric Estate.

[26][11] 1991  J. Plato 1992  P. de la Rosa 1993  O. Couvreur 1994  J. Matthews 1995  C. Sauvage 1996  E. Bernoldi 1997  J. van Hooydonk 1998  B. Besson 1999  G. Bruni 2000  F. Massa 2001  A. Farfus 2002  E. Salignon 2003  E. Guerrieri 2004  S. Speed 2005  K. Kobayashi 2006  F. Albuquerque 2007  B. Hartley 2008  V. Bottas 2009  A. Costa 2010  K. Korjus 2011  R. Frijns 2012  S. Vandoorne 2013  P. Gasly 2014  N. de Vries 2015  J. Aitken 2016  L. Norris 2017  S. Fenestraz 2018  M. Fewtrell 2019  O. Piastri 2020  V. Martins

Matthews racing in 1995
Matthews is the managing director and heir to the 10,000 acre Glen Affric Estate