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Greg Searle wins the first Superstars heat for almost 20 years as competition begins in sunny La Manga

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Former England rugby captain Phil de Glanville (right) also scrapes through into the final due to Henry Olonga's injury

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Footballers have tended to disappoint in Superstars but Weymouth player-manager Steve Claridge takes a surprise victory in heat two

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Ex-England wing Tony Underwood (centre) also qualifies from the heat with brother Rory (left) missing out

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It's a two-horse race in heat three with Alain Baxter the run-away winner ahead of second-placed Jamie Baulch

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Hunter gets that sinking feeling in the kayaking - he shares the wooden spoon in heat three with Derek Redmond

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Du'aine Ladejo announces his Superstars credentials with a dominant display in heat four, scoring 49.5 points

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Ski Sunday presenter Graham Bell, a former junior Superstars competitor, shows he still has what it takes with second place

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It goes down to the final event in the women's final with Lesley McKenna (left) and Zoe Baker (right) battling it out in the mountain biking

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McKenna and Baker end the final level on points and have to share the Superstars title

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Scottish ski star Alain Baxter makes a slow start to the final, but wins the gym tests by an enormous margin

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But Du'aine Ladejo's versatility proves decisive - he finishes in the top three in all but one of his events to win the title