Not one to rest on her laurels, in 2013 Amy immersed herself in the world of Rally driving and was co-driver for Sky Sports News F1 analyst Tony Jardine during the season, making three finishes in a row to qualify for her international co-driving licence. In November 2013 together achieving the ultimate goal and competing in the International Wales GB. Tony and Amy put in an impressive performance coming in 1st in their class and 26th overall.

Amy’s journey to success has touched people from all walks of life and she’s been in huge demand from a diverse range of audiences. Following appearances on television productions such as ITV1’s ’71 Degrees North’ and Discovery’s ‘Alone in the Wild’ Amy joined the presenting team on BBC’s Ski Sunday. Appearances on The One Show, Countryfile, Blue Peter and Question of Sport amongst others and co-presenter on the hugely popular weekly Gadget Show demonstrates her popularity and versatility. Amy has been a main-stay of Winter Olympics coverage and in 2026 joined the TNT presenting team to ensure presence at her 6th Winter Olympics and cement her reputation as one of the UK’s most respected and engaging voices in winter sport.

Amy continues to build a multifaceted career across sport, media and wellbeing. She is the author of her own book, sharing insights from her Olympic journey alongside practical lessons on resilience, performance and mindset. Alongside her media work, Amy’s day-to-day profession is as a qualified personal trainer, working with clients to improve strength, confidence and long-term health, drawing on her elite sporting background.

Amy remains closely involved in the future of British winter sport and now sits on the British Skeleton selection committee, helping to identify and support the next generation of Olympic talent.