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Superstars first hits our screens in 1974 with David Vine as host - here he catches up with Man City's Colin Bell

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Superstars' most memorable moment sees Kevin Keegan tumble off his bike in a race against Dutch footballer Rudi Kroll

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The England star, who had played a match the day before, ended up in hospital with shock, exhaustion and a badly-bruised ego

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Judo champion Brian Jacks, perhaps the greatest ever Superstar athlete, won the title in 1978 using a controversial squat thrust technique

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Formula One playboy James Hunt competes in the steeplechase the worse for wear after a night on the tiles with Superstars rival Stan Bowles

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Light-heavyweight boxing champion John Conteh was a regular competitor in the original series

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The next generation of Superstars includes former England hard-man Stuart Pearce

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England rugby stars Rory and Tony Underwood will also take part in the new series, but which one will come out on top?

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Former Olympic skier Graham Bell will be keen to show he has not gone downhill since finishing second in Junior Superstars 20 years ago