Torie Campbell is an experienced broadcast presenter and live event host, recognised for her work across Formula One, automotive journalism and major live television.
She fronted the global CNBC series One Second in F1 Racing, exploring the engineering, technical innovation and elite performance behind Formula One and how its research shapes the road cars we drive every day. A familiar face within the sport, Torie regularly works trackside at Silverstone and has interviewed leading figures including Sir Lewis Hamilton across multiple stages of his career.
Alongside her television work, Torie has contributed F1 punditry to Love Sport Radio, appeared on BBC 5 Live and joined the BBC Breakfast sofa as a guest commentator.
A confident live broadcaster, Torie has presented many hours of live television as a main anchor on QVC and regularly hosts large-scale public audiences. She has fronted the Mercedes-Benz stage at the Goodwood Festival of Speed for five consecutive years and, for the past three years, has presented main-screen and trackside output at CarFest, Chris Evans’ flagship automotive festival.
Her work within the motoring industry extends across leading global brands including Bentley Motors, Mercedes-Benz and BMW, where she has hosted launches, interviewed senior figures and presented to both press and public audiences internationally across Europe, China and the USA.
Torie’s wider sports broadcasting includes presenting Formula 4 Stroke (ITV4), the World Powerboat Championships (Sky Sports), coverage surrounding the FIFA Women’s World Cup and interviews with sporting legends on the red carpet at the Laureus World Sports Awards.
Alongside presenting, Torie is an established writer creating online content for major brands. One of her comedy parenting pieces reached viral audiences, and she now publishes a weekly Substack exploring identity, work, ageing and growing up in and around the media industry — building a loyal and engaged readership.
Earlier in her career, Torie wrote and presented the music programme Pop Box, filmed at MTV Studios London, hosted the Smash Hits Roadshows and appeared as a principal contributor in a fly-on-the-wall television series broadcast on ITV, Sky One and Sky Travel.
