Sky Sports presenter marks birthday in 'spectacular' sheer ensemble alongside glamorous friend

Kate Tracey enjoyed her birthday festivities over the weekend

The dazzling Sky Sports presenter Kate Tracey certainly made an impression as she marked her most recent birthday last week.

Kate, 31, was in a celebratory mood, leaving her social media followers mesmerized in a daring, translucent dress during a night out in London with her inner circle. The broadcaster visited the award-winning restaurant Pirana, sporting the intricate lace attire for the occasion.

The ensemble featured delicate sheer netting and stylish cut-out details, which she paired with a mini skirt and coordinated heels. Following her dinner with an equally radiant friend, Kate braved the chilly London weather the next day to visit the Winter Wonderland attraction.

Kate Tracey documented her London night out

"Absolutely stunning! I hope your birthday was wonderful," one follower remarked in the comments. Another added: "Always the best time spent with you!"

"You're set to break the internet, Kate," a third fan quipped, while a fourth simply noted: "She is incredible!"

A fifth admirer chimed in: "You are truly beautiful!"

Kate Tracey is a familiar face to Sky Sports Racing viewers

She had previously offered sneak peeks of her outfit in a separate social media update, which similarly sent her fanbase into a frenzy of compliments.

When she isn't captivating audiences on social media, Kate is a prominent figure for horse racing enthusiasts on Sky Racing. There, she hosts the tipping program Weekend Winners and serves as the face of William Hill's coverage for the Racing League.

"My introduction to the races was a gloomy, midweek jumps meeting at Worcester in August 1999. The conditions were terrible, and the quality of the racing was even lower," Kate remarked when reflecting on her first experience at the track.

Kate Tracey posted several photos from her celebrations

"There was a horse in the final race named Red Radish—a name I'll always remember because he broke loose, causing a thirty-minute delay to the last event.

"Hardly anyone was left in the stands by that point.

"Nevertheless, my father and I were having such a fantastic time that we stayed until the very end, once they finally retrieved Red Radish from Worcester town center so the race could begin.

"From that moment on, I knew I didn't want to do anything else with my life except work within the racing industry.

"It's funny that I got hooked on such a day—low-quality racing in the pouring rain with almost no crowd; but as a five-year-old, it was simply a magical experience."

Beyond the racecourse, Kate is a devoted football enthusiast and a supporter of Aston Villa.