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Brewer in 2009. | |
Born | 1964 (age 59–60) |
Nationality | British english |
Occupations | Television presenter, former car trader, journalist, talk show host, media personality |
Years active | 1997–present |
Known for | Deals on Wheels (1997–2001) Driven (1998–2002) Wheeler Dealers (2003–present) Pulling Power (2005–08) |
Spouse | Michelle Brewer (?–present) |
Mike Brewer (born Michael Brewer, 1964) is a British former car trader turned presenter of motoring television programmes. He currently presents Wheeler Dealers on Discovery Channel with Edd China.
These have included Driven on Channel 4, Deals on Wheels, Pulling Power, Wrecks To Riches, Auto Trader. With the exception of Driven and Pulling Power, all these shows have subsequently aired on the Discovery Channel.
He has appeared in a series called Revved Up in which cars are modified, and presents coverage of the British Rally Championship on Sky Sports. He has presented a show called Remote Madness, in which people with remote controlled mini cars and helicopters compete in a multi challenge race.
In 2010, he changed direction and fronted a new Discovery Channel series Frontline Battle Machines, where he went to Afghanistan, and accompanied front line troops, showing how they use their motorised equipment.
In 2004, he won the Royal Television Society Midland Centre award for "Best In Vision Personality".[1]
References
- ^ "Regional Centres' Awards 2004 (for progs made in 2003)" (PDF). Royal Television Society. Retrieved 2008-08-16.