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Kenya's Sabastian Sawe has absolutely obliterated the two hour marathon barrier, winning the London Marathon in 1:59:30. In this emergency podcast, Mike and Ross talk about a truly historic day that saw two men go under two hours, We discuss a performance that is astonishing not ...  Show more

Become a Science of Sport Supporter and show your appreciation for the pod, while also having your say and correcting Gareth and Ross' errors! A small monthly donation is all it takes!Show NotesThe Spotlight today is heavily focused on an historically fast Boston Marathon, which ...  Show more

Sir Chris Hoy is an eleven-times world champion and six-times an Olympic champion in cycling! He's got an MBE and is a British racing driver and former track cyclist who represented Great Britain at the Olympic and World Championships!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy infor ...  Show more

Athletes and social media. It's a combination giving sports fans increasingly more access to - and information about - the world's best sports people. It's also a combination that comes with pitfalls - as England cricketer Ollie Robinson has very acutely discovered. Robinson has ...  Show more

The International Olympic Committee says it’s moving towards a complete ban on transgender women in female categories, ending years of dithering and delay. Initial findings from a science-based review indicate that athletes born male retain obvious physical advantages, even after ...  Show more

Nigel Martyn is with us for the second episode of series 18, talking through his rise from a Cornish plastic factory to Premier League football. Including misdirection at Everton, Gardening duty at Leeds, fallouts with Terry Venables and World Cup private jets. Learn more about ...  Show more