Lee McKenzie is a prominent British journalist and presenter who is a reporter and deputy presenter for Channel 4’s F1 coverage and also the main presenter of the W Series and Channel 4 Rugby.
Lee also covers various sports at the BBC, including rugby, tennis and equestrian, as well as the Olympic and Paralympic Games. She has also served as a presenter for Sky Sports and Sky Sports News, and the BBC’s F1 coverage,
Lee McKenzie Age
Lee McKenzie was born in Ayr, Scotland on December 1, 1977. She is 45 years old and celebrates her birthday on December 1 every year.
Lee McKenzie Height
McKenzie is an above average woman standing at 5 feet 7 inches (about 1.7 meters) tall.
Lee McKenzie Family
Lee was born in Ayr, Scotland, to parents Bob McKenzie, a fellow sports and motorsport journalist. McKenzie has British citizenship. At this time, she has not shared any details about her family members, the investigation on this matter is ongoing and will be updated as soon as it is available.
Husband Lee McKenzie
She was married to her partner, Kenner Jones. The duo met when Lee traveled to Wales when she was a young 20-year-old. Since the two broke up, it seems that Lee has not been in a relationship.
Lee McKenzie salary
Lee’s annual salary is $78,758 per year.
Lee McKenzie Net Worth
McKenzie has an estimated net worth of $3 – $5 million.
Lee McKenzie Career
From 2009 to 2015, he was a pit lane reporter on the BBC’s Formula 1 coverage. She served as the main presenter of Inside F1 for BBC News and Lee became the main presenter for the BBC’s F1 programs at the Japanese Grand Prix weekend in October 2010, while Jake Humphrey presented the Commonwealth Games and presented his Grand Prix Canada, Germany and Hungary. in 2012, while Jake Humphrey presented Euro 2012 and the 2012 Olympics. This was the first time a woman had taken on the main F1 presenter role on British television.
McKenzie was also reported to be on the BBC’s list of potential presenters to replace outgoing host Jake Humphrey for its F1 coverage during the 2013 season. In December 2012 it was reported that Suzi Perry would take over the role.
Lee started as a presenter on BBC Inspire in April 2014. Since the BBC lost the F1 rights to Channel 4, she has continued to work for the company presenting and reporting on the Olympics, the Winter Olympics, Wimbledon, The Olympia Horse Show, Commonwealth Games, Equestrian, 6 Nations Championships, Women’s 6 Nations Championships as well as International Autumn Rugby Union.
From 2021, in a departure from regular practice (apart from singles finals), he regularly conducts post-match interviews with winning players in front of the crowd on Wimbledon’s Center Court – rather than off court under the Royal Box.
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