Planet Sport

We talk to Crystal Palace goalkeeper Julian Speroni who has won the club's Player of the Year award a record four times about the art of his trade and his faith as a follower of Jesus Christ. And former Brazilian Formula 1 driver Alex Ribeiro talks about his new book called "What It Takes".

We are joined by former F1 driver Alex Ribeiro in Brazil to review an enthralling season in Formula 1 and assess Lewis Hamilton's second Drivers Championship title. And in athletics we talk to this season's Diamond League champion in the women's 400 metres hurdles, Kaliese Spencer from Jamaica.

In tennis we hear from Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer after the ATP World Tour Finals in London and we assess the progress of teams ahead of next years Rugby World Cup as the southern and northern sides play a series of Test matches in Europe.

South African marathon runner Hendrick Ramaala talks about his continuing career at the age of 42 and why he's mentoring a new generation of athletes and we talk to this year's Diamond League champion in the women's 100 metres hurdles, Dawn Harper-Nelson.

Ray Price played 22 Tests and 102 One-Day Internationals in a career spanning thirteen years. As a slow left-arm bowler he had best Test figures of 6-73 against the West Indies in Tests and took five wickets in an innings on five occasions. He retired in 2011 after becoming only the second Zimbabwean to play in the Indian Premier League. He talks about his cricket career and his faith as a follower of Jesus Christ.

We report from South Africa following the tragic deaths of former World 800m champion Mbulaeni Mulaudzi in a car crash on Friday and Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa who was shot in an apparent attempted robbery on Sunday. We delve into the archives for our interview with Mulaudzi at the 2007 World Championships in Osaka. And we consider whether we should expect all footballers to be role models.

Tu Nu'ulai'itia recalls the 1995 Rugby World Cup in South Africa when he scored a try for Western Samoa in the quarter finals against the Springboks, the hosts and eventual winners. And we hear from former Wallabies captain Nick Farr-Jones about Australia's memorable Bledisloe Cup victory in New Zealand in 1986.

One year ahead of the 2015 Rugby World Cup our rugby correspondent and former Samoa international Tu Nu'uali'itia shares his career highlights including playing in the 1991 World Cup when Samoa memorably beat Wales in Cardiff.

We talk to Springbok winger Cornal Hendricks, one of the stars of South Africa's Commonwealth Games Rugby 7s winning team and part of last Saturday's Rugby Championship side that beat New Zealand. And following the death of 1936 Olympic silver medallist Dorothy Tyler we go back into the archives to hear an interview in which she talks about her Olympic memories.

We review New Zealand's third successive title in the Rugby Championship and ask if they are on course to retain their World Cup crown in 2015? And Lazio and Nigeria midfielder Ogenyi Onazi talks about his narrow escape from a bomb blast in Jos and his speedy return from a World Cup injury.

Former F1 driver Alex Ribeiro from Brazil considers the battle at the top of the F1 Championship and the emergence this year of Australia's Daniel Ricciardo. And we meet the captain of Uganda's boxing team at the recent Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Rogers Semitala.

As Manchester United's new loan signing Radamel Falcao makes his debut in the 4-0 win against QPR we revisit our interview with him last year to find out more about the man who is one of the world's most prolific goal scorers. And we meet Uganda's light heavyweight boxing champion, Solomon Geko Kozaala, at the recent Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

We meet triple Paralympic champion, Fanie Van Der Merwe, from South Africa. He won gold in the T37 class for athletes with cerebral palsy in both the 100m and 200m at the 2008 Games in Beijing and retained his 100m title four years later in London, setting a new world record. He talks about those career milestones and the faith that is integral to his life.

Colombian international Radamel Falcao has joined Manchester United on a one-year loan deal. He talks to us about coping with pressure and his faith. And we hear from T42 sprinter Regas Woods on the impact of his faith on his career in disability sport.

We talk to three athletes at Sunday's IAAF Diamond League in Birmingham: Kenya's Olympic 800m champion and world record holder David Rudisha, 2011 world high jump champion Jesse Williams from the US and Grenada's Olympic 400m champion, Kirani James.

As the English Premier League gets under way for another season we review the opening encounters and consider the likely title contenders. And we hear from two of South Africa's medallists at the recent Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Seabelo Senatla from the triumphant Rugby 7s team and long jump silver medallist, Zarck Visser.

We continue our interview with South African swimming legend, Penny Heyns, as she talks about her outstanding career and personal faith.

Steve Vickers talks to South African swimming legend Penny Heyns, Olympic champion and frequent world record breaker during her incredible career. Part 1 of 2.

We talk to competitors at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow including Australia's Michael Shelley, winner of the men's marathon and South African athletes Rocco van Rooyen in the javelin and triple jumper Khotso Mokoena.

Stuart Weir talks in depth to double Olympic 400 metres hurdles champion, Felix Sanchez, from the Dominican Republic. Felix talks about his two Olympic titles, his 43-race unbeaten run and the faith that sustains him.