Winter Paralympics 2026 presenters on Channel 4: Meet the pundits and commentators
Meet the presenters, experts and commentators set to guide you through the action at the Winter Paralympics in 2026.
Winter Paralympics 2026 is here and set to deliver 10 days of entertainment from the Italian Dolomites.
The BBC have handed over the baton to Channel 4 for free-to-air coverage from Milano-Cortina 2026, with the latter continuing its long-standing role as the UK's Paralympics broadcaster.
More than 60 hours of live sport from the Games will be shown across Channel 4 and streaming, with every minute also available on Channel 4 Sport's YouTube channel.
The live action will kick off every morning with Paralympics Breakfast, while there is also a half-hour daily highlights show every evening, and, of course, coverage of the opening and closing ceremonies.
TNT Sports will also show an hourly highlights show from the Games every evening, which is pre-packaged and does not include any of their own presenters, reporters, or commentators.
On top of subtitling on all of Channel 4's content, audio description will be available on the live coverage from 10:30am every day, while the daily highlights show will feature live British Sign Language translation. The coverage of the opening and closing ceremonies is also set to be simulcast on 4seven and streamed with BSL and open descriptive commentary.
Channel 4 is the home of Winter Paralympics 2026 in the UK but who will be taking UK viewers through the action from Milano-Cortina 2026?
Radio Times brings you the cast of Winter Paralympics 2026 presenters and commentators working across Channel 4.
Winter Paralympics 2026 presenters
Channel 4 Winter Paralympics presenters and commentators
Billy Monger
Ex-racing driver Billy Monger is one of the lead presenters of Paralympics Breakfast and Channel 4's live coverage of the Games, as well as the opening and closing ceremonies at Milano-Cortina 2026.
Monger, who is a double amputee after a crash in 2017, has worked on the broadcaster's Paralympics coverage in the past and revealed last year he is aiming to compete at LA 2028.
Ed Jackson
Former rugby union player Ed Jackson will share hosting duties of Paralympics Breakfast and the coverage throughout the day with Monger.
The 37-year-old, who founded the mental health charity Millimetres 2 Mountains (M2M) after a spinal injury in 2017, has worked on Channel 4's past Paralympic coverage.
Ade Adepitan
Award-winning presenter Ade Adepitan will host Paralympics Today, Channel 4's half-hour daily highlights show from Milano-Cortina 2026.
Adepitan won bronze in wheelchair basketball at Athens 2004 and has since become a much-loved TV presenter, including more than a decade working on the Paralympics.
Dame Sarah Storey
Britain's most decorated Paralympian Dame Sarah Storey, who has won 30 medals at the Summer Games, including 19 golds, is part of the Channel 4 team for Milano-Cortina 2026.
Storey will be reporting and presenting live from the events in Italy and has vowed to help tell the stories behind the athletes.
Alice Tai
Three-time Paralympic gold medallist Alice Tai will also be reporting and presenting live from the events at the Games in the Italian Dolomites.
The swimmer made her debut at Rio 2016, winning gold in the 4x100m medley relay, and added more medals to her collection at Paris 2024, where she also smashed the S8 100m backstroke Paralympic record.
Sean Rose
Double Winter Paralympian Sean Rose returns to the Channel 4 broadcasting team as a pundit, having worked on coverage of the Games for more than a decade.
Rose represented ParalympicsGB in a host of sit skiing events at Torino 2006 and Vancouver 2010, while he won Britain's first Ski World Cup Downhill Gold.
Jade Etherington
Four-time Winter Paralympic medallist Jade Etherington will work alongside Rose as a commentator at Milano-Cortina 2026.
The 34-year-old, who competed in the visually impaired skiing events, won three silvers and a bronze at Sochi 2014 alongside sighted guide Caroline Powell.
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