Guide to the Games

German cyclist Kristina Vogel has become an inspiration since becoming a paraplegic, while no country has risen through the Olympic cycling ranks quite like Great Britain.

With five new sports being introduced in 2020, the Tokyo Olympics seek to be going for a more urban vibe than Games past. We take a look at the new events, including baseball and skateboarding.

Jade Jones looks to add more gold in Tokyo, as we take an in-depth look at taekwondo. Meanwhile, Aaron Cooke has done something few athletes ever have - represent two different countries.

As we look back on some of history's greatest female Olympians, we look ahead to Tokyo and some of the women who could become superstars in 2020.

The sport of Sailing is a brutal affair at the Olympic level but with qualification spots at a premium, it can be just as fierce on home waters.

In Olympic shooting, it only takes a millmetre to seperate triumph from tragedy. This week, we look at the intricacies of shooting, while also learning about some of Tokyo's karate hopefuls.

Although it struggled in it's Olympic return in Rio, Tiger Woods seeks to make golf must-see in Tokyo. Meanwhile, it seems table tennis will once again be dominated by China.

With the worlds biggest names in tennis preparing for Tokyo, we look back at the history of tennis at the Olympic Games. From Federer to Williams, Djokovic to Barty, tennis will be must-see in 2020.

Although beach volleyball is largely seen as a happy and carefree sport, the on-court rivalries are intense. We take a look at the biggest differences between the two events.

Whether it's on the springboard or from the platform, individually or with a partner, everyone wants to make their mark without making a splash in the world of diving.

One of only four of Tokyo's sports to be featured in every Modern Olympic Games, fencing has a long and detailed history. We look at the different disciplines and who to watch in Tokyo.

56 years after last hosting the Olympic Games, Tokyo is preparing to host again in 2020. We look at how the city is preparing to host the Games, and some of the hometown athletes looking for gold.

With some of the biggest names in women's swimming set to compete in 2020, we look at the individual and medley events to see who has the edge as Tokyo draws near.

Having debuted in Beijing in 2008, the BMX events have quickly become very popular. We take a look at the skills, thrills and spills that make up the exciting world of BMX riding.

The underwater battles of water polo, and the artistic swimmers who glide through the water are some of the best athletes in the world. We take a look at them as 2020 approaches.

First introduced in 1964 - in Tokyo no less - judo experienced something of a revolution in 2016 with a new scoring system. We look at the history and rules of judo, and the hopes for 2020.

As Nino Schurter seeks to become mountain biking's best ever, Jenny Rizzveds looks to defend the gold she won in 2016. All this and more as we take an in-depth look at mountain biking.

The thee-peat is incredibly rare in sports, especially at the Olympics. But Teddy Riner, Dorian van Rijsselberghe, Jade Jones and Aliya Mustafina look to accomplish this incredible feat in Tokyo.

The next generation of superstars are looking to make a name for themselves in Tokyo. Dina Asher-Smith, Kylian Mbapp' and Kanoa Igarashi are just some of the young guns hoping for gold.

Strength, speed, endurance and fearlessness are the hallmarks of the sport of Canoe, and whether its in a canoe or kayak, in the slalom or the sprint, the competition in Tokyo is sure to excite.

As Wayde van Niekerk looks to recover from a devastating injury, other 400m sprinters look to claim gold in Tokyo. Meanwhile, Timothy Cheruiyot hopes to win his first gold in the 1500m.