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Saudi Arabia is in the process of becoming a powerful new actor on the global footballing scene.

How has F1 reacted faced with the omnipresent danger in this sport? What practices have been put in place to reduce the risks drivers will face in the future?

This week, Chill invites itself to winter sports. We go to Niagara Falls, in Canada, where the first leg of the Crashed Ice Tour takes place.

In this edition of Sportswoman, it’s about the athletes who have gone from the status of challengers to that of champions.

Michael Jordan danced for the last time for the Chicago Bulls in 1998. Agnes Keleti dominated the Melbourne Olympic Games in 1956. And India stunned the world by carrying off the cricketing World Cup in 1983.

The 2004 Ashes series was the most dramatic in the history of this long standing rivalry.

During the 1977 Open Championship, two golfing legends faced off blow for blow. During the 2006 World Cup final, a footballing legend disgraced himself.

Jonah Lomu changed rugby during the 1995 World Cup. Another New Zealander, Peter Snell, put his country on the map 30 years earlier. And the 2018 World Cup final gave rise to an own goal which became a masterpiece.

David Beckham's career changed following a red card. The journey of Michael Phelps began by simply climbing on the highest step of the podium. And Eric the Eel won many hearts.

At the 1936 Olympic Games, Jesse Owens recorded one of the greatest sporting performances in history. At LA 84, the collision between Zola Budd and Mary Decker become the topic of conversation of the Games.

Lance Armstrong was a hero to millions of people, overcoming adversity to dominate cycling, but his success was built on doping and a culture of fear.

The Western region is the motor force of African football.

Ferrari and Formula 1 are indissociable. Find out how this legendary team has fashioned sport and vice-versa.

Chill takes on the difficult task of being a judge of the Freeride World Tour. The Crashed Ice Series brings the Ice Cross descent right in the middle of St Paul in Minnesota.

Sally Fitzgibbons takes us surfing in California. The South African Tatjana Schoenmaker makes waves at the Commonwealth Games.

Sweden, as a footballing nation, is not simply about Zlatan.

Wales has produced some of the greatest players in footballing history.

For the English, England is the cradle of football, but the men's national team only has one trophy to its credit.

The United States is one of the most perplexing football nations.

Spain has become the world's leading footballing nation.

Portugal is a historic footballing nation and now a factory for the football elite.

The liaisons, the addictions and the run-ins with the law. Tiger Woods and his tangles with justice.

CONMEBOL is on the verge of becoming the first confederation all of whose members have participated in a World Cup.

We explore the methods and training approaches used by Formula 1 drivers to prepare for an F1 season, notably Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.

Chill presents spectacular action from Chamonix in France, the cradle of European freestyle in the high mountains. Landgraf, in Holland, organises the last leg of the Crashed Ice World Tour and Freeski Big Air from Zurich's Lakeside.

In this edition of Sportswoman, the athletes who have become models to follow.

Sweden, as a footballing nation, is not simply about Zlatan.

Wales has produced some of the greatest players in footballing history.

For the English, England is the cradle of football, but the men's national team only has one trophy to its credit.

The United States is one of the most perplexing football nations.

Spain has become the world's leading footballing nation.

Portugal is a historic footballing nation and now a factory for the football elite.

Sweden, as a footballing nation, is not simply about Zlatan.

Wales has produced some of the greatest players in footballing history.

The organiser of the 1976 German GP, Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost meet in Japan and Renault puts its life in play under the spotlight.

Brazil is the footballing nation par excellence.

F1 is the pinnacle of motor sports. But all teams are not equal. The ultimate objective is domination: to leave all of one's rivals on the run. That is what makes an F1 super-team.

The best of women's wakeboard with the coming of the IWWF to Mandurah in Australia. The magnificent Italian island of Sicily welcomes the kitesurf world tour. And finally, incredible female surfers head for the beaches of Brazil for the Rio Pro.

France is the most significant footballing nation of the past 30 years.

Molly Meech and Alex Maloney, the two New Zealand sailors, set course for the Tokyo Olympic Games. Russian high jumper Mariya Lasitskene has some arguments to put forward.

Formula 1, where every millisecond counts, and where time can be reduced, not only on the track. With Front Row, explore the evolution of pit stops in Formula 1.

We are on the waters of Mandurah, in Australia, for the men's finals of the IWWF Wakeboard World. Morocco is our next destination for the kitesurf world tour, and we present Harley Clifford who storms wakeboarding.

In this edition of Sportswoman, we deal with athletes who have never given up.

The hot points of the Ryder Cup - The Concession, the Battle of Brookline and the Miracle of Medinah.

When Lionel Messi led Argentina to glory, when Jack Nicklaus became the oldest winner of the Masters and when a skinny little barefoot Ethiopian won the miracle of the Olympic marathon.

Eric Cantona has transformed football, but in January 1995 he confirmed his status as the most unstable player in history, and Don Bradman was the greatest scorer in the history of cricket.

The first fight between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury was a modern heavyweight classic. In 1973, everything changed in women's tennis, and Billie Jean King led the charge.

Colin Kapernick risked his career for a political protest. Lance Armstrong built his career on a lie.