Suzi Perry

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Suzi Perry
Suzi Perry at 2006 "Run for Dreams" Fun Run
Background information
Birth name	Suzi Perry
Origin	Wolverhampton, England
Occupation(s)	Television presenter, columnist
Years active	1997 - present

Suzi Perry, born May 1970, is an English television presenter.

1 Biography
2 Personal life
3 Trivia
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Biography

Suzi was born in an RAF hospital in Shropshire, England. She attended Smestow School Wolverhampton, and had a school job as a lighting technician at Wolverhampton's Grand Theatre. She went on to study business studies and finance at college.

After college she had a break in modelling and spent 15 months in Japan and 18 months in London. While modelling she had a trial for Sky TV, and resultantly became a pitlane reporter for Sky in Speedway. She is now known as a motor sports correspondent, reporting on motorcycle racing for BBC News and also appears in other sports-related programmes.

Perry appeared on Treasure Hunt where she took the 'skyrunner' role made famous by Anneka Rice. She also helped to cover the 2004 Olympics in Athens. She currently presents Moto GP for the BBC, and The Gadget Show for five

In 2006, she appeared as a celebrity showjumper in the BBC's Sport Relief event Only Fools on Horses. On July 12 2006, after being voted off of the show, she revealed that she had fallen off her horse a total of 12 times.

[edit] Personal life

Perry was married to Steve Bullock for four years, a model from Sheffield, who had introduced her to motorcycles. She then dated and lived with fellow television presenter Nick Knowles.

She currently lives in west London with her boyfriend, an RAF squadron leader^[1].