The first motorsport I ever saw was qualifying for the 1997 British Grand Prix. That short glimpse of the greatest sport in the world got a little 7 year old hooked on F1, and from then on I hardly ever missed an F1 race, including saving the money to follow the circus to Monza, Spa, Melbourne and Valencia.



As soon as I turned 18 I began marshalling on the banks of the UK's circuits, and soon decided I'd like to become involved in circuit public address commentary. After getting in contact with a number of working commentators in the summer of 2009 a couple were kind enough to help me out, and towards the end of the year opportunities started to crop up which allowed me to pick up the mic myself. 

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In 2011 I was given a big break by Jonathan Palmer, as he asked me to provide the commentary for the live FIA Formula Two TV coverage, leading to work with the FIA GT1 World Championship.

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It was an honour to cover Olympic Games in London 2012, Sochi 2014, Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020.

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I was the BBC's Formula 1 commentator for ten years, as well as covering the first ten years of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship



In 2024 I fulfilled a childhood dream of commentating on the Dakar Rally, and other rounds of the FIA World Rally-Raid Championship.