ABOUT

Kieran Mogg (born 16 August 1997) is a British presenter, commentator, pit lane reporter, production assistant, and content creator from Wolverhampton, England. He has worked internationally across motoring and motorsport events, including the Race of Remembrance, 750 Motor Club, Irish Kart Grand Prix, and British Kart Championships. Since 2022, he has been a regular with live broadcast company Alpha Live, taking on roles from presenting to camera operation.

Kieran’s passion for cars began in his youth, leading him to start writing and creating car content online by age 14. He left school at 16 to study Creative Media, later co-founding The Wheel Geeks in 2018 to gain access to motorsport events and build industry contacts.

In 2019, he spent a year in Australia reporting trackside at events like TCR Australia, the Supercars Championship, and the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix, while also writing for Auto Action and Classic Motoring.

After returning to the UK in 2020, his career paused due to COVID-19, but he resumed in 2022 with freelance roles at HotCars and Alpha Live. He began presenting in 2023 and has since featured across multiple live motorsport broadcasts.

In 2024, Kieran worked on five European winter series events and joined the 750 Motor Club commentary team as a Pit Lane Presenter. Later that year, he took on full commentary duties at Whilton Mill Kart Club and covered sim racing with HSR Motorsport.

As of 2025, Kieran is fully self-employed under Kieran Mogg Media. He recently spent two months in Europe working on the Gedlich GT Winter Series and Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe. He continues his presenting work with the 750 Motor Club, produces broadcasts for Porsche Sports Cup Suisse with Alpha Live, and is involved in various other motorsport projects.