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Legendary F1 TV presenter RETIREMENT confirmed
Legendary sports broadcasting icon Steve Rider has officially retired after an illustrious 45-year career in the industry.
Steve Rider, known for his F1 coverage on ITV from 2006-2008, has also worked on various sporting events for BBC and ITV, including the FIFA World Cup and Rugby World Cup.
Recently, Rider has been covering the British Touring Car Championship on ITV4, with his final appearance scheduled for this Sunday at Oulton Park.
ITV has confirmed Rider’s immediate retirement, marking an end to his iconic tenure that spanned over five decades on screen.
Fans will remember Rider for his contributions to F1 coverage alongside esteemed personalities like Martin Brundle and Ted Kravitz during ITV’s era.
As Steve Rider embarks on his well-deserved retirement, he leaves behind a legacy of excellence and dedication in sports broadcasting that has inspired many in the industry.