She’s joining us with Sanya Richards-Ross to cover all things fashion and red carpet. He’s going to explore a lot of strategy and different elements around the racetrack to pique his curiosity.
Matthew Berry will join the Kentucky Derby for his first time, very excited. Steve Kornacki is back as our insights analyst. Handicappers Eddie Olczyk and Matt Bernier join us this year. Reporters Kenny Rice, Britney Eurton, and Nick Luck will roam around the grounds. Randy Moss and Jerry Bailey, who are here as well, are our analysts. Ahmed Fareed will host the other part of the broadcast, as well as serving as a reporter throughout the coverage.
Mike Tirico, who you’ll hear from, is back to host for us. I wanted to give you a sense of how we line up for this year. Once again, I’m lucky to be working with the best announce team out there. Thrilled to be in my second year producing. This is my 11th year working on the Kentucky Derby production for NBC. With that, I’ll turn it over to Lindsay Schanzer. On today’s call, we’re joined by Lindsay Schanzer, our senior producer of horse racing on the Kentucky Derby Mike Tirico, our Kentucky Derby host analyst Jerry Bailey, a two-time Derby winner, who won his first 30 years ago on Sea Hero analyst Randy Moss, covering his 43rd Derby handicapper Eddie Olczyk our insights analyst from NBC News, Steve Kornacki and our race caller, Larry Collmus. This Saturday, May 6th, at Noon Eastern, we’ll present 7.5 hours of live Kentucky Derby coverage on NBC and Peacock, which marks the most hours ever on broadcast TV for a horse racing event. Welcome to today’s NBC Sports Kentucky Derby conference call.
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