Program TRACE Sport Stars HD

From cricket grounds to rugby scrums via football fields, captains juggle with pressure, inspire their teammates and fashion the game in a way that few people notice.

A voyage through the activism of athletes, from Ali to Osaka, showing how sporting personalities remodel society and fight injustice.

The development of awareness in the area of mental health through the journeys marked by sincerity of athletes like Phelps, Biles, Osaka and others has transformed sporting culture by attacking depression, abuse and stigmatisation.

From the chaotic rules of football to the management of the workload of the NBA and the solitary work of solo sports, endurance and programmes without end shape modern competitions like few other things.

In modern sport, emotional links come up against mercenary movements, raising questions of belonging, identity and empowerment.

Sporting films capture the heart of the competition and the culture, each contributing to the evolution of cinema.

Two stars of Australian tennis meet on their native soil, Australian cyclist Cadel Evans wins the Tour de France and the collision which started everything for Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna.

The development of the globalisation of leagues means that the action now takes place at the gates of a new fan base, while the codes and the clubs seek a wider scope.

There remains a lot to be done to fully understand mental health. But this destructive climate and this stigmatisation is quickly fading thanks to the work of specialists in mental wellbeing and sporting psychologists.

This week the best BMX riders in the world meet in Cheng Du, in China. In Austria, the biggest European youth event in mountain biking offers three days of pure action.

Luke Mordic became the puppeteer of Croatia during the World Cup.

The fight against doping protects the soul of sport's evolution, but the capacity to run properly and to fight fairly is a battle without end.

The development of the globalisation of leagues means that the action now takes place at the gates of a new fan base, while the codes and the clubs seek a wider scope.

Throughout the brutal evolution of sport, the danger of concussion has persisted, but countermeasures have arrived at the right time.

Throughout the evolution of sport, fans have longed for a deeper connection and thanks to museums and modern technology, they now have moments which take life.

By imposing the equality of the sexes, the USA's Title IX has transformed the development of women's sport.

Teddy Riner ends 10 years of invincibility in judo, Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards takes flight at the 1988 Calgary Games and Rocky Marciano turns his back on boxing.

Sports stadiums have become architectural marvels. They have transcended the game itself, uniting supporters through the evolution of sport.

The inspiring stories and exploits which punctuate the Paralympic Games have changed the perception of handicapped people.

A foretaste of the indoor action in Stuttgart, where every year the Porsche Arena hosts the Adidas Rockstars, a world class climbing competitions before a big audience.

Andrés Iniesta and Xavi formed the most impressive midfield duo of the World Cup.

Kevin Durant and Lebron James, Neymar and FC Barcelona make fun of PSG and the man with the golden shoes of Atlanta 1996.

The highlighting of inequalities between the sexes, differences in remuneration and discrimination is increasingly impactful due to athletes who use their fame and their platform to make themselves heard.

The fight against doping protects the soul of sport's evolution, but the capacity to run properly and to fight fairly is a battle without end.

The development of the globalisation of leagues means that the action now takes place at the gates of a new fan base, while the codes and the clubs seek a wider scope.

Throughout the brutal evolution of sport, the danger of concussion has persisted, but countermeasures have arrived at the right time.

Throughout the evolution of sport, fans have longed for a deeper connection and thanks to museums and modern technology, they now have moments which take life.

By imposing the equality of the sexes, the USA's Title IX has transformed the development of women's sport.

Sports stadiums have become architectural marvels. They have transcended the game itself, uniting supporters through the evolution of sport.

Johan Cruyff is the godfather of modern football.

US gymnast Simone Biles puts his mental health first before the gold at Tokyo 2020, Adam Scott offers Australia his first US Masters and Iceland gets talked about at Euro 2016.

Only Live Once presents action from the FISE World Series from two different sites: Malaysia will cover the skate park while in CHENG DU, in China, we will concentrate on the best of the BMX fleet.

Throughout the brutal evolution of sport, the danger of concussion has persisted, but countermeasures have arrived at the right time.

Not all women have the right to practice a sport: in many countries, cultural and religious beliefs dissuade women from participating… and in Afghanistan, it is even forbidden.

Only Live Once spends some time with two superstars of BMX. Daniel Dhers and Alex Colbourn talk about what it's like being a professional rider in the FISE World Series.

Pelé did not win three World Cups on his own,

The fight against doping protects the soul of sport's evolution, but the capacity to run properly and to fight fairly is a battle without end.

The development of the globalisation of leagues means that the action now takes place at the gates of a new fan base, while the codes and the clubs seek a wider scope.

Throughout the brutal evolution of sport, the danger of concussion has persisted, but countermeasures have arrived at the right time.

Throughout the evolution of sport, fans have longed for a deeper connection and thanks to museums and modern technology, they now have moments which take life.

By imposing the equality of the sexes, the USA's Title IX has transformed the development of women's sport.

Sports stadiums have become architectural marvels. They have transcended the game itself, uniting supporters through the evolution of sport.

The flamboyant Flo-Jo opens the way to the Seoul Olympic Games in 1988 and Novak Djokovic jumps for joy at the French Open in 2023.

The South Korean Seri Pak opened the way to thousands of budding young female golfers after her incredible coup which contributed to victory in the 1998 US Open, unleashing a golfing revolution in her country.

Only Live Once is going to the FISE World Series for its combination of skills and strong sensations. First, it's the final of the Roller Park Pro of Cheng Du in China, where the world's best face off up until the last minute.

Franz Beckenbauer, "The Kaiser".

From James Hunt to Lewis Hamilton: how F1 drivers have become global icons, stars of fashion and cultural influencers.

Ferrari is the best known F1 brand in the world, Lewis Hamilton is an icon of F1, just like the Monaco circuit, while Seb Vettel's year 2013 was a super season for F1.

Two stars of Australian tennis meet on their native soil, Australian cyclist Cadel Evans wins the Tour de France and the collision which started everything for Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna.

Who is the sexiest WAG among the golfing couples, Ana Ivanovic/Scott, Caroline Wozniacki/Mcllroy, Diane Donald/Luke Donald, Lindsey Vonn/Woods or Paulina Gretzky/Johnson? Your favourite sports stars observed away from the ground in "Star Rated"!

Find out everything about the multiple world kitesurfing champion Gisela Pulido and the young Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen, as well as the incredible NFL career of Peyton Manning and the marriage between two sporting superstars: Ana Ivanovic and Bastian Schweinsteiger.

Celebrate the influential models which have opened the way for the heroines of today.

Great Britain's Brownlee brothers finish their triathlon in emblematic manner, Niki Lauda bears the scars of an infamous FI fireball, and US ice hockey produces a miracle at Lake Placid.

By imposing the equality of the sexes, the USA's Title IX has transformed the development of women's sport.

What is the ideal morphology for today's athletes? The stereotypes and social standards would have us believe one thing, but athletes are reacting by redefining the appropriate ideals and behaviours in sport.

This episode starts with the BMX supercross. The series heads to Holland where the immense track of Papendal hosts some furious action.

The chaos of the 1998 World Cup in France.

A new era has opened in the International Olympic Committee with the arrival of Kirsty Coventry as its president, a first for a woman… and it's excellent news for women in sport.

Four genuine sporting heroes who have been game changers and have gone down in history.

Fortunately, conversation between athletes about mental wellbeing - and support - are more present in people's minds than ever.

There remains a lot to be done to fully understand mental health. But this destructive climate and this stigmatisation is quickly fading thanks to the work of specialists in mental wellbeing and sporting psychologists.

The inspiring stories and exploits which punctuate the Paralympic Games have changed the perception of handicapped people.

The highlighting of inequalities between the sexes, differences in remuneration and discrimination is increasingly impactful due to athletes who use their fame and their platform to make themselves heard.

Female surfer Carissa Moore finds the end of the Olympic rainbow, golf master Tiger Woods makes the GOAT of all comebacks and Yankee Lou Gehrig's moving farewells to baseball.

From cricket grounds to rugby scrums via football fields, captains juggle with pressure, inspire their teammates and fashion the game in a way that few people notice.

Access to media visibility is one of the biggest challenges for women's sport. The media have the power to choose which stories to tell, fashioning thus the perception of the public and influencing the value of female athletes within society.

The incredible head of Zinedine Zidane.

Tommie Smith and John Carlos make their famous protest at the 1968 Olympic Games, Gareth Bale scores the greatest Champions League final goal and Kawhi Leonard's buzzer-beater is suspended on the edge of the screen.

Serena Williams is considered as the greatest tennis player of all time… and could well be the most influential sporting personality - male or female - since the beginning of the century.

A new era has opened in the International Olympic Committee with the arrival of Kirsty Coventry as its president, a first for a woman… and it's excellent news for women in sport.

Four genuine sporting heroes who have been game changers and have gone down in history.

Fortunately, conversation between athletes about mental wellbeing - and support - are more present in people's minds than ever.

There remains a lot to be done to fully understand mental health. But this destructive climate and this stigmatisation is quickly fading thanks to the work of specialists in mental wellbeing and sporting psychologists.

The inspiring stories and exploits which punctuate the Paralympic Games have changed the perception of handicapped people.

The highlighting of inequalities between the sexes, differences in remuneration and discrimination is increasingly impactful due to athletes who use their fame and their platform to make themselves heard.

Nobody has scored more goals during a single World Cup than Just Fontaine.

They are among the most emblematic images of sport. When Usain Bolt erupted onto the Olympic scene, when a Super Bowl was stolen and the Butler did it, when Wayne Rooney stupefied Sir Alex Ferguson.

Welcome again to Only Live Once, where we head for Malaysia for the final stages of the FISE World Series, with the action centring around the spectacular BMX finals in the bike park.

A voyage through the activism of athletes, from Ali to Osaka, showing how sporting personalities remodel society and fight injustice.

Enthusiasm for sport is a key element in creating a link and a sense of belonging to one's favourite team.

Only Live Once takes you climbing with the Rockstars, then to Colorado and to Western Australia for the best of BMX.

Edison Arantes Do Nascimento - or Pelé - is the greatest figure in the history of football.

A new era has opened in the International Olympic Committee with the arrival of Kirsty Coventry as its president, a first for a woman… and it's excellent news for women in sport.

Four genuine sporting heroes who have been game changers and have gone down in history.

Fortunately, conversation between athletes about mental wellbeing - and support - are more present in people's minds than ever.

There remains a lot to be done to fully understand mental health. But this destructive climate and this stigmatisation is quickly fading thanks to the work of specialists in mental wellbeing and sporting psychologists.

The inspiring stories and exploits which punctuate the Paralympic Games have changed the perception of handicapped people.

The highlighting of inequalities between the sexes, differences in remuneration and discrimination is increasingly impactful due to athletes who use their fame and their platform to make themselves heard.

The greatest moments in the history of sport… When Sergio Aguero ended his first season in the Premier League with a final goal. When Hammerin' Hank overtook Babe and became an icon of civil rights. Here are the stories hidden behind the most famous photos of sporting celebrities.

The development of awareness in the area of mental health through the journeys marked by sincerity of athletes like Phelps, Biles, Osaka and others has transformed sporting culture by attacking depression, abuse and stigmatisation.

While the Australian women's football league was only just beginning, a wave of anterior cruciate ligament ruptures proved heart wrenching for many.

If sport was only reserved to the biggest, the most athletic or the physically strongest, it would be very predictable. That's why Gerd Müller is a name to celebrate.