Chasing Glory: Road to Paris 2024 - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Dare to Dream
Sprinting goddess Dina-Asher Smith has her last chance for individual gold. Menno Van Gorp aims to become Breaking's first Olympic champion.
Mastering Time
Each of the six athletes need to perfect their preparation and hit peak performance in time for Paris - but they have to qualify first. For all of these potential Olympic athletes, it's now or never in their quest to make Paris 2024.
The Mind on the Trial
With one year until Paris 2024, the athletes face their biggest test so far: the World Championships, where they'll face the intensity, the races, and the rivals who will line up alongside them at the Olympic Games.
Breathing Space
With the Olympic Games now less than one year away, it's a final chance for the athletes to relax ahead of the big push to Paris. Each athlete has their own way of finding breathing space and reconnecting with themselves and their chosen discipline.
Rebirth
After a disappointing season, three of our athletes are trying their best to maximise their opportunities to participate in the upcoming Olympic Games, as this could be their best or even last chance for the ultimate Olympic glory.
The Weight of Expectations
As Paris 2024 approaches, our athletes face intense pressure from fans, rivals, and even themselves. Can they maintain their focus for the final push?
Make or Break
It's June 2024 and the six athletes are feeling the pressure. They make the most of the final moments before the Olympic Games.
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