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13 women cycle 3,480 kilometers along the Tour de France route one day ahead of the men, demanding equal recognition in the sport.
Kabul's football stadium, once a site of fear, now symbolizes Afghanistan's rebirth through football.
In Brazil, the Enawene-Nawe craft a giant rope for the annual Indigenous Games celebration.
Researchers decided to create Robocup to showcase the rapid evolution of robotic soccer.
Breakdancers showcase their artistry and athleticism as they prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympics, highlighting the physical and mental challenges of the sport.
A forehand hit by Martín Del Potro during the 2009 U.S. Open reached a speed of 110 miles per hour, contributing to his victory over Roger Federer.
Karl Krammer has wrestled for over 25 years, enduring injuries and the physical toll of the sport while balancing his life as a father.
Four million people mobilize every Saturday in Burundi, as the president promotes peace and community development in a country recovering from civil war.
World Champion Matt Weston trains aspiring skeleton racers, showcasing the intense preparation and skills required for competing in this high-speed winter sport.
Finbarr O'Reilly captures bare-knuckle boxing in Madagascar and Buzkashi in Afghanistan.
One child in ten in China trains in specialized gymnastics schools, where they endure three hours of intensive sport every day from the age of five.
In Brazil, the Indigenous Games feature unique sports from diverse Indian communities each year.
32 Iraqi athletes will compete in the Athens Olympics, with Allah hikmat as the only woman among them, training under dangerous conditions in Baghdad.
Trick plays in football, such as the Eagles' 'Philly Special' executed by Nick Foles, highlight strategic elements that can define a game.
The Hansen twins, Assan and Ousainou, aim for Olympic gold in boxing after overcoming poverty.
Four German fans share their experiences at the controversial World Cup in Qatar.
Every member of the Flying Stars amputee football team in Sierra Leone has lost limbs due to civil war violence but continues to play competitively.
Doug Rogers, a young Canadian judo athlete, trains intensively in Tokyo while preparing for the world championship and the Pan-American Games.
Mindy competes in Smithsonian Channel's Knowledge Knockout against aviation experts.
Lashinda Demus' Olympic journey culminates in her gold medal win at Paris 2024, highlighting her resilience and determination over a decade after London 2012.
Tibetans share their struggles against Chinese rule in Leaving Fear Behind, a powerful documentary.
A golfer named Gordon Davis has spent 50 years diving for golf balls at courses in Florida, turning a lost ball into a source of income.
Alicia Fang and Sajjad Hussaini are training in St. Moritz, Switzerland, aiming to become Afghanistan's first Olympic skiers in 2018.
Palestine's national football team competes in the 2015 Asian Cup in Australia, facing challenges of occupation while striving for international recognition.
Gerry Lopez and Jock Sutherland present 'Talkin' Pipe' at Patagonia in Cardiff, California.
A player at the 2006 World Championships in Taiwan borrowed cues from friends after losing their own, yet advanced to the elimination rounds.
Guy Martin crashed his motorcycle at 170 miles per hour during the 2010 Isle of Man Tourist Trophy, resulting in a fire on the track.
Alex Megos attempts a climbing project near the Biographia route, estimating its difficulty between 9b and 9c after first trying it in 2017.
At the Dominion Day celebration in East York, Bruce Kidd wins the two-mile race, finishing ahead of Lael Tori and Lieutenant Max TRX.
120 kilometers are covered in four days by Shaul Ladany, an 81-year-old Holocaust survivor and former Olympic racewalker.
Skateboarding will make its Olympic debut in 2021, with Lizzie Armanto representing Finland in a competition featuring both men and women.
Only one in 1,000 youth footballers makes it to the professional level, but Stivi and Mehmet continue to train with Rot-Weiß Essen in pursuit of their dreams.
In Thailand, the 'Iron Ladies,' a successful volleyball team of transsexual players, challenge societal perceptions while competing against a top men's team.
Once a year, Brazil hosts the Indigenous Games, celebrating diverse Indian cultures and sports.
The Indigenous Games in Brazil celebrate diverse Indian cultures through sports and unity.
Usain Bolt set a world record in the 200 meters with a time of 19.30 seconds at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, winning his second gold medal.
Jim Thorpe, born in 1887 on the Sac and Fox reservation, rose from poverty to win two gold medals at the 1912 Olympics and achieve athletic fame.
A 2.75-kilometer circuit in Bern hosted the first motorsport race in the city in over 65 years, featuring all-electric cars and no refueling.
Isatou Nyang trains to represent The Gambia at the Paralympic Games for a second time.
Paris 2024 mascots, inspired by the Phrygian cap and designed by Benji, sparked public debate over their controversial resemblance to a clitoris.
Jesse Owens won four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, defying Adolf Hitler's Aryan supremacy agenda in front of a global audience.
Uday Hussein's passion for soccer impacts Iraq's team and fans, highlighted by a 2003 penalty kick.
Fierljeppen, a traditional Frisian sport, showcases athletes like Ruben Van Eijk and Mark Van Der Horst competing in pole vaulting events at Grijpskerk Arena.
A 90-kilometer trek over steep terrain challenges elite endurance racing teams as they compete in the Swiss Alps, facing unpredictable weather and physical limits.
A village was built to house 800 athletes for the eighth Winter Olympics held in 1960 at Valley, a site chosen for its exceptional ski terrain.
Conan reviews 'Michael Phelps: Push The Limit' with Aaron Blair using a Nokia Lumia device.
A Russian laboratory used a secret hole in the wall to tamper with doping samples, revealing the extent of state-sanctioned cheating in athletics.
