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Saturday Sport Zone: Steve Parrish

Saturday Sport Zone presenter Sean McKenna is joined by motorsport commentator Steve Parrish.

Although a resident of the Isle of Man, Steve was born near Royston, and still visits the area regularly.

The popular commentator will preview the new Moto GP season that gets underway next week.

Steve is a former motorcycle and truck racer; a successful Yamaha factory racing team manager; and currently works as a leading British motorsport commentator.

He turned professional at the age of 22 in 1976, winning the ACU Solo title in the British Motorcycle Championship, as well as being team mate to Barry Sheene. He went on to become the most successful truck racer ever.

Steve has commentated on motorsport for over 20 years. Combining his expert racing insight and unique personality, he currently provides racing commentary for the premier class of GP motorcycle racing, Moto GP, with the BBC and for Channel 4’s Red Bull Air Race series.

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Posted: 12 February 2013 | Last Updated 12 February 2013

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