
BROADCASTING & PRESENTING
/ Stevie Brown, presenter, pundit and rally champion.
Stevie brings together something few motorsport presenters can: first-hand experience behind the wheel, genuine technical knowledge, a quick wit and the instincts of a seasoned live broadcaster.
A rally driving champion who competed successfully from grassroots to national level, Stevie developed a reputation for pace, commitment and an ability to extract the most from a car. He knows what it feels like when the heart rate goes up, the grip disappears and the plan goes very firmly out of the window, and that experience gives him an instinctive understanding of the sport and the people who compete in it.
When the realities of funding brought his professional driving ambitions to an end, Stevie’s passion for motorsport simply found a new platform. Since then, he has established himself as a confident, engaging and highly versatile broadcaster, bringing energy, insight and personality to live coverage, studio presentation, events and motorsport storytelling. His experience includes presenting live coverage of the iconic Mull Rally, as well as presenting for World Rally Radio and performing hosting duties for the British and Scottish Rally Championships.
Stevie’s presenting style is built around making motorsport entertaining as well as informative. He can dissect a technical moment one minute, have a laugh with a driver the next, and keep an audience right in the middle of the action throughout. He has the credibility to ask the difficult questions, but the personality to get the answers with a smile.
And he knows that the best motorsport stories aren't always found on the results sheet. Sometimes they happen in the service area, in the nerves before a stage, or five minutes after a driver has insisted everything is absolutely fine when it very clearly isn't.
Away from motorsport, Stevie spent six years with Bauer Media, one of the biggest media companies in the UK, further developing his skills as a professional broadcaster, interviewer and storyteller. That experience helped shape a presenting style that is natural, polished and conversational, with the ability to move seamlessly between serious sporting coverage and the lighter moments that bring an audience closer to the action.
Whether commentating on live action, conducting an interviewing, breaking down a technical moment or telling the story behind the result, Stevie combines broadcast experience with authentic motorsport credibility. He understands the competition because he has lived it, and he knows how to bring the audience along for the ride.
Fast-paced, personable, knowledgeable and never afraid to have a bit of fun, Stevie brings the energy, unpredictability and personality of motorsport to in-person events and to the screen.

PREVIOUS WORK
/ 2025 Beatson's building supplies mull rally mini-series
Ahead of the 2025 Mull Rally, we were commissioned to create a presenter-led content series designed to build anticipation, introduce the crews and stories behind the event, and give audiences a reason to invest before the first car arrived on the start line.
Across four films, we took audiences beyond a traditional event preview. A dedicated stage analysis explored the unique challenges of the Mull Rally, while interviews with former winners Calum Duffy and Fergus Barlow, alongside WRC co-drivers Cammy Fair and Dan Barritt, brought insight, personality and first hand experience to the story.
The four part series generated more than 100,000 views, demonstrating the value of building the narrative around a live sporting event before the action even begins.
/ WRC RALLY SCOTLAND RALLY PREVIEW
We were appointed official broadcast partner for the Grampian Forest Rally, a round of the Scottish Rally Championship and British Rally Championship, at a pivotal moment for Scottish rallying as the country prepared for the World Rally Championship’s return in 2027.
To build anticipation for the rally’s arrival in the North-east, we interviewed WRC driver Elfyn Evans as he prepared to compete in the event and familiarise himself with the stages. Filmed in the arena at TECA — the future home of the rally in 2027 — the interview connected the current event with the excitement of its return to the region.
Rather than simply delivering broadcast coverage, we created content designed to be shared. The interview generated coverage across the world’s motorsport press, with media outlets picking up Evans’ comments and extending the story well beyond our own channels.
The result was greater reach, increased visibility for the Grampian Forest Rally, and additional media value from a single asset, demonstrating how a well-crafted story can continue delivering impact long after publication.