Courtney Hansen Biography

Courtney Hansen (born: Courtney Jane Hansen) is an American television host/personality, published author, syndicated columnist, and former fashion model. After she left school, she hosted the Jack Nicklaus pilot Killer Golf and segments on the Travel Channel. 

Courtney Hansen Age

She was born on October 2, 1974, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. She celebrates her birthday on 2nd October every year. Hansen is 49 years old.

Courtney Hansen Height

Hansen stands at a height of ‎5 feet 7 inches (1.75 m) tall weighing 60 kg.

Courtney Hansen Family

Hansen was born to Gerald John “Jerry” a winner of 27 SCCA national racing championships and Constance (Walker) Hansen. From 1973-2006, Hansen’s family-owned Brainerd International Raceway. She was raised in Orono, Minnesota, and spent lots of time around the pits and garages at racing tracks as a result, she is an automobile enthusiast, and most of her work to date has revolved around automobiles.

Courtney Hansen Husband

Hansen is married to her longtime love Jay Hartington. Courtney and Jay tied the knot on July 20, 2018, in Taormina, Italy. Their wedding ceremony and reception were at the Belmond Grand Hotel Timeo, outdoors along the Ionian Sea with views of Mt. Etna. The event was the highlight of a four-day celebration which included a Wednesday night welcome dinner, Thursday night rehearsal in the countryside, and Saturday beach-side brunch. She was previously married to Ilya Sapritsky from 2009 to 2014.

Courtney Hansen Daughter

She gave birth to her first child, Holland Marysia Walker Hartington, on July 5 of 2014. The child’s father is entrepreneur, Jay Hartington who is the owner of Rumbatime and MarissaCollections.com, among other ventures.

Courtney Hansen Net Worth

Hansen has an estimated net worth of $4 million which she has earned through her career as an actress, model, author, columnist, and television host.

Courtney Hansen Career

After Hansen left school, she hosted the Jack Nicklaus pilot Killer Golf and segments on the Travel Channel. Additionally, she worked as a fashion and fitness model and was on the cover of Muscle & Fitness, Hot Rod Magazine, and other major magazines. Courtney then hosted the travel adventure series “Destination Wild” for Fox Sports Net, which received a Silver Telly Award, and other TV shows & specials.

In 2005, she published an automotive book for women & first-time car owners called “The Garage Girl’s Guide”. Additionally, Courtney also wrote a column for FHM, and has written a nationally syndicated automotive newspaper column titled “Courtney Hansen: Full Throttle”.

In January 2014, Hansen began duties as host of the new NBC Sports, Spike TV, and CBS Sports TV series PowerNation, and is now the spokesperson for Endurance Warranty Services, LLC Endurance Warranty. In 2015, Courtney announced that she was leaving Powernation at the end of the year to pursue other endeavors.

Courtney Hansen Overhaulin’

Courtney’s first major TV role was as co-host of the hit car makeover series Overhaulin’ and also went on to host Spike TV’s Powerblock, which was composed of four half-hour automotive shows, for eight seasons. while at Overhaulin’, Courtney helped with the disassembling and assembly of cars for the show. Courtney previously hosted TLC’s automotive-themed shows Rides and Million Dollar Motors. Hansen has also been a spokesmodel for Matco Tools, Dodge, and Rolls-Royce.

The table below answers some of the frequently asked questions about Hansen.