Clare is joined by Sebastian Coe, Nicola Adams, Hannah Cockcroft, Jade Jones and Bianca Walkden.

Clare is joined by Floyd Mayweather Jr., Ricky Hatton, Johanna Konta and Joe Hart.

Clare's guests this episode include rugby league legend Kevin Sinfield, who switched codes to union in 2015 after a glittering and record-breaking career during which he captained both Leeds Rhinos and England.

Clare's guests this episode include snooker legend Jimmy White, world champion mountain bike siblings Rachel and Gee Atherton and rugby union World Cup final referee Nigel Owens.

There is a Formula 1 feel to this programme, with Brazilian driver Felipe Massa among the guests. Massa drives for Williams and his deputy team principal Claire Williams is also on the show.

Clare's guests on the sofa this week include world champion gymnast Max Whitlock, British adventurer Sarah Outen and comedian Jo Brand.

Joining Clare on the sofa is former world heavyweight boxing champion David Haye ahead of his much-anticipated return to the ring for the first time in four years, as well as boxing royalty Barry and Shane McGuigan and wheelchair tennis ace Jordanne Whiley.

Joining Clare on the sofa to discuss their sporting careers are football manager David Moyes, England hockey captain Kate Richardson-Walsh and former ski jumper Eddie 'The Eagle' Edwards.

The weekly show where Clare Balding interviews some of the biggest names in sport. Legendary jockey AP McCoy, who retired in April, and British road cyclist Geraint Thomas are among the guests in this show. Thomas, the 2014 road race Commonwealth champion, played a key part in helping compatriot Chris Froome win a second Tour de France title earlier in 2015. Australian Formula 1 driver Mark Webber also joins Clare.

The sporting chat show begins with a stellar line-up from the world of football, as Clare is joined by former England and Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard, Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and England Lionesses stars Lucy Bronze and Katie Chapman.