32 Facts About Lindsay Czarniak

Lindsay Czarniak formerly worked for Fox Sports as a sideline reporter for NFL games.

Lindsay Czarniak has been a pit reporter and studio host for TNT's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series coverage and a former co-host and reporter for the syndicated The George Michael Sports Machine.

Lindsay Czarniak served as a host and sportsdesk reporter for NBC Sports coverage of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China.

Lindsay Czarniak was a member of the sorority Sigma Kappa.

Lindsay Czarniak started out as an intern for WUSA in Washington, DC, while still a college student.

Lindsay Czarniak's broadcasting career began as a CNN production assistant.

Lindsay Czarniak worked for WTEV-TV, WTVJ in Miami, Florida, and the Speed Channel.

In June 2005, Lindsay Czarniak returned to the DC area and joined WRC-TV after she had received a phone call from George Michael to work as a sports anchor and reporter.

Lindsay Czarniak officially became the co-host of The George Michael Sports Machine in September 2006.

Lindsay Czarniak has served as a pit reporter in NASCAR Nationwide Series races at the Martinsville Speedway and at the IRP Busch race.

Lindsay Czarniak was tapped as a pit reporter for TNT's six-race Sprint Cup Series schedule from Pocono to Chicago.

Lindsay Czarniak remained with TNT for the same schedule in 2008.

On July 17,2008, Lindsay Czarniak was honored at the Reading Phillies at Bowie Baysox doubleheader where she threw the first pitch.

Lindsay Czarniak signed autographs during a meet and greet session throughout the games.

On July 29, Lindsay Czarniak posted one of several blogs just before leaving for her 2008 Summer Olympics duties in Beijing, China.

Lindsay Czarniak sent in blogs to the Olympics section of WRC-TV's website.

On June 23,2011, it was announced that Lindsay Czarniak would leave WRC-TV to work at ESPN.

On July 13,2011, Lindsay Czarniak made her final broadcast as a sports reporter at WRC-TV.

Lindsay Czarniak became the first woman to ever host the telecast.

Lindsay Czarniak succeeded Musburger as well as previous hosts and broadcast legends Jim McKay, Keith Jackson, Paul Page, and Al Michaels.

On February 12,2018, Joe Gibbs Racing announced that Lindsay Czarniak would be joining their professional stock car racing team.

Lindsay Czarniak would be producing digital content during the Daytona 500 along with features on each of the team's four Monster Energy Cup Series racers.

On February 5,2019, Lindsay Czarniak signed with Fox Sports as a studio host for their NASCAR coverage, and as a sideline reporter for Fox's NFL coverage.

Lindsay Czarniak's brother, Andrew, is a 2005 graduate of the United States Coast Guard Academy.

Lindsay Czarniak is currently serving in the US Coast Guard.

Lindsay Czarniak appeared in the 2000 independent action film Aquarius, in which she played a character named Mist.

In 2009, Lindsay Czarniak made a cameo appearance in the indie film Ghosts Don't Exist from executive producer Chris Cooley.

Lindsay Czarniak married WRC-TV reporter and weekend anchor Craig Melvin on October 15,2011, in Washington.

Lindsay Czarniak is currently the host of Today and a cohost of Today Third Hour.

Lindsay Czarniak gave birth to their first son in March 2014.

On June 16,2016, Lindsay Czarniak announced that she was pregnant again on SportsCenter before that night's Game 6 of the 2016 NBA Finals in Cleveland.

Lindsay Czarniak gave birth to her second child, a daughter, in November 2016.