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Vicki Butler-Henderson started racing karts when she was twelve in a race also featuring a certain David Coulthard. After several years spent competing around Britain, at all of seventeen years of age she started her career as a racing instructor at circuits such as Brands Hatch and Silverstone, as well as spending a year living and working at Knockhill in Scotland. Vicki has competed in series such as Formula First and the 2000 Pentel Ginetta Championship ( which she has guested in on several occasions since ).
She has also raced in many other events, such as the Porsche Cup, Radicals, the Speyside Stages Rally, a combine harvester race, a 24 hour 2CV race and, on two occasions, as navigator for ITV’s Formula One pit reporter Louise Goodman, in the Rallye Sunseeker. In 2001 Vicki raced a Honda Formula Four-Stroke speedboat off of France.
At the 2004 British Grand Prix meeting at Silverstone, Vicki Butler-Henderson and her co-driver, fellow journalist Matthew Marsh, won the Maserati Trofeo race, an event described by VB-H as one of the best moments of my life. Vicki became the first woman ever to win a race in a Maserati. 
Television:
She made her television debut in 1994, racing a Ford Fiesta at Brands Hatch in a one-off piece for BBC2’s Top Gear and was a regular presenter from 1997 until December 2001, during which time she also presented Top Gear GTI for UK Horizons. In 2002 she moved to five’s new Fifth Gear programme to join fellow presenters Tiff Needell, Jason Plato and Tom Ford as well as presenting coverage of the BTCC ( British Touring Car Championship ) for ITV.
Vicki has co-presented the Virgin Radio Breakfast Show and has guested on other programmes, such as Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, XFM’s Christian O’Connell Breakfast Show and Radio 2’s Steve Wright In The Afternoon.
Other than presenting TV programmes, Vickis journalistic career in print has included Car Mechanics magazine, Carweek magazine, Auto Express magazine and What Car? She helped launch Max Power magazine and was a regular contributor to Top Gear Magazine. She has also written for a string of national newspapers, such as The Daily Telegraph and The Times. Vicki currently writes a column for the new London newspaper, City AM
She has voiced or presented advertisements for, amongst others, Wrigleys Extra Thin Ice and Sony Centre, as well as featuring in the Playstation 2 game Gran Turismo 4 Prologue. You’ll also find Vicki Butler-Henderson in Jeremy Clarkson’s DVD, At Full Throttle.
Vicki owns a Ducati Monster 750 motorbike and is the author of the book 100 Sexiest Cars which was published in 2010.
