What’s it like to be friends on land and bitter rivals the second you hit the water? We head to Kelly Slater’s Surf Ranch to meet five of the world’s best surfers, a generation that has grown up together, now competing for the same titles as each other’s greatest support system and most dangerous obstacles.
Don’t let the high hair and tans fool you- the world of Irish dance is shaped by discipline and legacy, where years of training build towards a performance that lasts only minutes. We go backstage at the CLRG World Irish Dance Championships in Dublin.
Running a marathon is one thing. Watching someone you love do it, armed with fourteen WhatsApp groups, a shouting voice and a loose grip on logistics, is another. Together, they make the one day a year London remembers how to be kind out loud.
You don’t need a race number to take part in the London Marathon. Just a loud voice, a carefully plotted route across the city, and a willingness to chase crowds, cheer strangers and claim your post-race carbs.
The Speed Project is a coveted, near-mythical 340-mile desert race built on the promise of total freedom: no route and no rules. Runner, filmmaker and activist Tilly GW has spent five years helping to make that promise a reality.
Behind a roller shutter on an Amersham industrial estate sits a boxing gym full of young fighters, world-ranked coaches, Pilates mums and two wandering French bulldogs. Evolve Boxing Academy is proof that the best stories in sport rarely live where you expect them.
International Women’s Day is back. Depending on who you ask, it is either an important global moment for reflection or the day brands discover the colour pink.
We met Laila Edwards before the gold medal. Before Milan. Before the headlines. In Wisconsin, with her family around her and Dominique’s camera rolling, we saw the making of a champion who would go on to help deliver Olympic history.
Kirsty Coventry runs the Olympic Winter Games on little sleep, strong tea and a pocket full of pins. As President of the International Olympic Committee, she reveals what it takes to deliver Milano Cortina 2026, one of the most complex sporting events in the world.
Nordic combined is dying on its feet and women are the only thing that can save it. Annika Malacinski is fighting to make sure 2026 is the final year she is forced to stay cheering her brother on from the sidelines.
