Lee McKenzie (male sports broadcaster)
Lee McKenzie is a British broadcaster who specialises in sport. He has worked for BBC TV and Radio and Sky Sports. From June 2001 for two years he was the BBC's full-time radio horse racing commentator, succeeding Peter Bromley. McKenzie has presented the daily sports round-up on BBC South on the weekday evening BBC South Today programme, and the Saturday afternoon show Sportstime on BBC Radio Solent. On the same radio station, he co-hosted the Sunday morning music and phone-in show Sunday Scene.
In July 2011 McKenzie was one of the judges at the final of the Filly Factor, a competition to find Britain's first female horse racing commentator. In April 2012 he co-commentated on the 2012 Grand National with TV presenter James May in a recorded feature for the Man Lab programme first broadcast on BBC2 on 28 March 2013. The commentary was also broadcast live on the BBC Red Button.
He is a regular contributor to horse racing discussions on Talksport radio and in March 2016 he partnered presenter Ian Danter and Rupert Bell during the launch programme of the new Talksport franchise, talkSPORT2, at the Cheltenham Festival. Since December 2016 McKenzie has been the regular presenter of the talkSPORT2 programme The Racing Club.
References[edit]
- McKenzie succeeds Bromley as BBC radio racing commentator
- Tribute to Peter Bromley
- First Cheltenham for BBC Radio
- Time at BBC Radio Solent
- Filly Factor training
- Filly Factor judge
- James May's Man Lab
- Launch of talkSPORT2
- talkSPORT2 Racing Club
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