Toseland to appear on UK TV as food tester.
World Superbike Champion James Toseland will be pushing his tastebuds to the limit on Thursday April 28th when he joins British Eurosport WSBK presenter Mary Anne Hobbs as guests on the culinary reality show Hell's Kitchen on UK terrestrial TV.
The show, which will be broadcast live on ITV and starts tonight, features aspiring amateur chefs working in competing teams under the tutelage of top cooking maestros Gary Rhodes and Jean Christophe Novelli.
World Superbike Champion James Toseland will be pushing his tastebuds to the limit on Thursday April 28th when he joins British Eurosport WSBK presenter Mary Anne Hobbs as guests on the culinary reality show Hell's Kitchen on UK terrestrial TV.
The show, which will be broadcast live on ITV and starts tonight, features aspiring amateur chefs working in competing teams under the tutelage of top cooking maestros Gary Rhodes and Jean Christophe Novelli.
James and Mary Anne have been invited to join other celebrity diners who will be sampling the meals prepared on the show by the two teams.
Bike fans were outraged when the Ducati riding 2004 World Superbike Champion received only a few seconds of recognition in the 2004 Sports Review of the Year show on BBC at the end of the year.
"There are of thousands of bike fans who don't see their interests particularly well represented on terrestrial TV, so it's great to see James and World Superbikes getting a look in on Hell's Kitchen," commented Mary Anne Hobbs.
