Sporting Witness films

On 7 February 1970, George Best returned from a month ban to score six goals in one game.

In 2000, Paul Hawkins turned his cricket passion into innovation by creating Hawk-Eye

Formula E debuted in 2014 - It was the first racing championship for electric cars

Breaking pioneer Michael Holman on the hip-hop inspired dance's origins in 1970s New York

Tonton Zola Moukoko gained a cult following after featuring in Championship Manager 01/02

Nicky Salapu was American Samoa's goalkeeper on the day Australia beat them 31-0, in 2001

Comedian Alan Davies and right-back Lauren look back on the unbeaten Arsenal team

The first ice skater to compete in a hijab

The badminton champion Rajeev Bagga has won 14 gold medals at the Deaflympics

Footballer-turned-priest, Father Davide Tisato, on winning the first Clericus Cup

Champion tennis coach, Rick Macci shares the moment he first saw the sisters play

In 2000, Kenyan Henry Wanyoike won his first gold medal at the Sydney Paralympic Games

In 1967, the athlete Kathrine Switzer, became the first woman to run the Boston Marathon.

In 1967, Tom Simpson died on the Tour de France. His friend Vin Denson spoke to Witness.

In 1998, Iran invited an US wrestling team to Tehran as a goodwill gesture.

Clive Toye signed striker Pele to the New York Cosmos. It changed soccer in the US.

Cuban Baseball star Enrique Diaz played in the historic baseball game in Havana.

At the 1988 Winter Olympics two ice skaters chose to dance to the music from Carmen.

Milkha Singh became the first Indian to win an athletics gold at the Commonwealth Games.

Alcides Ghiggia scored the winning goal for Uruguay against Brazil in the World Cup final

Margaret Maughan won Great Britain's first gold medal at the first Paralympic Games.

In 1943, Mary Pratt joined the first professional women's baseball league in the US.