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The newly-formed Warner Bros Discovery Sports is launching The Power Of Sport, a cross-platform magazine show that will run for 18 weeks in Europe. Premiering May 4 on Eurosport 1, discovery+ and Eurosport’s digital platform, the show looks to take fans deeper into human stories and issues in a “bold and powerful” take on the sporting week.

The Power of Sport will feature interviews with global sports personalities, examine recent sports action, and feature a preview of the week of sport ahead, while also accessing Warner Bros Discovery Sports’ content archive to look back at iconic sporting moments.

Features in the coming weeks will be exclusive interviews with Janja Garnbret, the first-ever female to win an Olympic gold medal in Sport Climbing; Susie Wolff, CEO, ROKiT Venturi Racing, Formula E, who aims to motivate and inspire female talent to bring diversity in motorsport; Jonathan Rea, the winner of the most Superbike World...

The Warner Bros. Discovery Sports network is launching a cross-platform weekly sports show featuring leading names on May 4.

“The Power of Sport,” an 18-week magazine show, will look towards the week of sport ahead while also accessing Warner Bros. Discovery Sports’ archive to look back at some of the iconic sporting moments from the past.

Talent featured on the show will include Janja Garnbret, the first-ever female to win an Olympic gold medal in sport climbing; Susie Wolff, CEO, ROKiT Venturi Racing, Formula E, who aims to motivate and inspire female talent to bring diversity in motorsport; six-time Superbike world champion Jonathan Rea; three-time Mxgp world champion Tim Gajser; two-time Speedway Grand Prix World Champion Bartosz Zmarzlik; world Superbike champion Toprak Razgatlioglu; and Stephen Roche, 1987 Giro d’Italia, Tour de France and world championship winner.

The show will be narrated by emerging voices including Warner Bros. Discovery Sports golf presenter Henni Koyack,...

They say boys will be boys and it appears that saying doesn't exclude the future King of England! On Wednesday, June 6, Prince William visited the Isle of Man for the annual Tt Motorcycle Races and met with support staff, volunteers, and members of the local community. He also had the chance to sit on a handbuilt Norton SG7, but luckily it wasn't moving otherwise he could have been in a bit of trouble with his wife! During the visit, William revealed that Kate Middleton was not too pleased about his trip. Which is fair enough seeing as the course is 38 miles long, notorious for its difficulty and danger, and on top of that, two people have been killed during the event. Whilst chatting with Laurence Skelly, the Isle of Man government's minister for enterprise, William said, "When I said I was going to the Isle of Man for an official visit she said,...