Steve Parrish will be joining us for the next Royal Automobile Club Talk Show
Motorcycle racer turned broadcaster Steve Parrish will be in the next Royal Automobile Club Talk Show in association with Motor Sport.
Parrish became a professional motorcycle rider at the age of 22, and partnered Barry Sheene within a year. He earned a bevy of domestic honours before becoming a truck racer and honing his craft on the continent.
He later joined the BBC’s MotoGP commentary team and presented ITV’s coverage of the Isle of Man TT.
Mat Oxley will be joining Parrish for the podcast, and now’s your chance to ask any questions for the Talk Show. Simply pop them in the comment section below.
Read Brunch With… Steve Parrish in the July 2018 issue of Motor Sport.
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