Danielle Trotta (born March 13, 1981) is an American journalist who works for Sirius XM covering motorsports. On Fox Sports 1, she co-hosted the NASCAR Race Hub and the NASCAR RaceDay pre-race show for Xfinity Series events. Trotta began his career in high school and worked for local station WBTV after graduating from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She joined Fox Sports in July 2010 and has covered NASCAR and the NFL since then. In 2018, she joined the cast of NBC Sports Boston’s Boston Sports Tonight.

Who is Danielle Trotta?

Danielle Trotta was born and raised in Westchester County, New York. She is the daughter of Phyllis and Dan Trotta, the high school girls’ basketball coach, and has a younger sister, Andrea. Trotta’s family moved to Richmond, India when she was ten years old, then she moved to Carmel when she was 13 before starting high school for work reasons. Trotta, who was inspired to become a host after watching an NBA pregame show on NBC by Bob Costas and Hannah Storm, began her television career when she attended Carmel High School as an anchor and broadcaster between 1995 and 1999. She also participated in three consecutive national championships in swimming, diving and springboard diving.

How old, tall and weight is Danielle Trotta?

Danielle is currently 42 years old. Compared to her height, Danielle’s height is 5 feet 9 inches and its weight is 59 kilograms.

What is Danielle Trotta’s net worth?

Trotta’s journalism career spans more than a decade and he has accumulated wealth and high income through well-known brands such as Fox Sports and Sirius XM. Although her actual salary has never been revealed, Danielle Trotta’s net worth is estimated to be around $2 million.

What nationality and ethnicity is Danielle Trotta?

The famous journalist holds American nationality and belongs to white ethnicity.

What is Danielle Trotta’s job?

Trotta began her career as an editor and photographer for Charlotte’s WBTV. Two years later, she persuaded management to let her appear on television. Trotta made her television debut in 2007 when she took over from Kricket Morton as weekend sports anchor. Morton had gone to California.

Trotta also co-hosted “The Point After with D&D” with Delano Little and hosted Sports Saturday Night. Trota received an award from the Radio Television Digital News Association of the Carolinas in 2010 for his work on the special sports program First Class. Trotta left WBTV after five years to join Speed, now Fox Sports 1, and launched comprehensive racing coverage under fellow Fox Sports veteran Steve Byrnes, who died after an illness in April 2015.

Trotta also wrote football editorials for the local newspaper, the Charlotte Weekly, and co-hosted the ACC Network’s pre- and halftime show, The ACC Blizz, with football coach Tommy Bowden . Trotta made his debut as a sideline reporter for the Arizona Cardinals in 2015 against the Cleveland Browns. She was a member of the Fox Sports team that was scheduled to cover the 2016 Super Bowl. In the fall of 2016, Trotta appeared on Off Track, a weekly digital lifestyle series hosted by Kaitlyn Vince (her best friend).

Why did Danielle Trotta leave Fox?

NASCAR anchor Danielle leaves FOX Sports “to pursue new opportunities.” This season, FOX Sports’ NASCAR coverage will look a little different. Danielle Trotta said on Twitter Monday that her time at FOX Sports “came to an end” after covering sports for seven years.

Who is Danielle Trotta married to?

Trotta is friends with RAB Racing owner Robby Benton. RAB Racing is a team that participates in a national series. Benton and his father, Robby Benton Sr., own RAB Racing.

Does Danielle Trotta have children?

Trotta was proposed to by Benton in December 2016. Trotta used his Twitter account to respond to the outcry over photos of his ring and a post that read: “In town, in the Monaco cathedral, all alone, the man of my dreams asked me to be his wife.”

Does Danielle Trotta have children?

The beautiful couple does not have any children yet.