Olympic legend Denise Lewis OBE is making a triumphant return to the BBC's broadcasting team for this summer's Paris Games, in what marks a major coup for the corporation's coverage.
The Sydney 2000 heptathlon gold medallist will join presenting royalty Clare Balding and former England footballer Alex Scott as part of an all-star lineup bringing the Games to British audiences.
From Champion Athlete to Esteemed Broadcaster
Since retiring from competitive athletics, Lewis has established herself as one of the most respected voices in sports broadcasting. Her appointment to the Paris 2024 team continues her successful transition from Olympic champion to accomplished presenter.
'I'm absolutely thrilled to be part of the BBC's coverage for Paris 2024,' Lewis expressed. 'The Olympics hold such a special place in my heart, and I can't wait to bring viewers closer to the action and share those unforgettable moments.'
Star-Studded BBC Lineup Takes Shape
The broadcasting dream team will see Lewis working alongside veteran presenter Clare Balding, who continues as the face of BBC's Olympic coverage, and Alex Scott, who has become a household name since moving into television.
This powerful trio represents some of the most recognisable and trusted figures in British sports media, promising comprehensive and engaging coverage of what's set to be a spectacular summer of sport.
Inside Knowledge Meets Professional Insight
Lewis brings unparalleled expertise to the role, having experienced the pressure of Olympic competition firsthand. Her understanding of multi-event disciplines and track and field makes her perfectly positioned to analyse the performances of Britain's athletes.
Her appointment continues the BBC's tradition of employing former Olympians who can provide unique insights that resonate with both casual viewers and dedicated sports fans.
The Paris 2024 Olympics promise to be another memorable chapter in Lewis's Olympic journey, this time from the other side of the camera as she helps bring the magic of the Games to millions of British households.
