Jaw-dropping Sky Sports presenter 'sets off every possible alarm' showing off toned abs

Jaw-dropping Sky Sports presenter Kate Tracey 'set off every possible alarm' as she showed off her toned abs while soaking up some summer sun

Kate Tracey was dubbed hotter than the Ibiza sun as she showed off her toned abs in some holiday snaps.

The Sky Sports presenter had jetted off for some late summer sun as the UK weather slips into Autumn. And Kate wowed her thousands of followers on X, formerly known as Twitter, with her holiday snaps.

"Last night," she said showing off her blue dress that exposed her tones abs. "All eyes were on you I’m sure," one fan gushed, as a second rushed to the comments to add: "I honestly believe you become more beautiful everyday..."

"Frightening. Actually ridiculously perfect," a third said. As a fourth replied: "Setting off every possible alarm!"

And another joked: "Nah that’s definitely on back to front!"

Kate Tracey wowed in the blue dress

Kate left jaws on the floor earlier this summer as she wowed fans with a low cut orange shirt, showing off her figure, matched with a short flowery skirt.

She completed the look with some orange high-heels. While, in another snap Kate wowed in a black bikini, showing off her chiseled physique.

Kate is best known to racing fans and she is often seen on Sky Racing, where she hosts the tipping show Weekend Winners as well as fronting William Hill's coverage of the Racing League.

Kate Tracey was enjoying some summer sun in Ibiza

"My first ever race meeting was on a dreary, mid-week jump card at Worcester in August 1999," Kate said when recalling her first horse race.

"The weather was awful and the calibre of racing was even worse.

"There was a bumper horse in the last race called Red Radish, whose name I will never forget because he got loose and caused about a half an hour delay to the concluding bumper.

Kate Tracey also shared snaps in a blue bikini

"Barely a soul had hung around for the last race.

"However, my Dad and I were having the greatest day that we stayed to the bitter end after they had eventually rescued Red Radish from Worcester town centre and the race was finally able to start.

"Ever since that day, I have never wanted to do anything else in my life but work in horse racing."