From Derek Redmond’s donation from Barcelona 1992 to ‘Robin Hood’ caught on camera at Tokyo 2020, find out below how you can watch the six-part series from Thursday 6 June on Olympic Channel via Olympics.com and the app.
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For the first time ever, fans can go behind-the-scenes at the Olympic Museum in the new Olympic Channel series ‘The Vault: Treasures of the Olympics’.
Launching on 6 June, the six-episode series features infamous moments throughout the history of the Games, including moments like Derek Redmond’s donation from Barcelona 1992 and ‘Robin Hood’ being caught on camera at Tokyo 2020.
Former Olympian Jeanette Kwakye is joined by Greg Jenner at the museum, and viewers will enjoy full access to rare footage, unveiling the amazing stories behind memorabilia.
Below, we take a closer look at what you can expect from each of the episodes.
The series is available to watch now for free on Olympic Channel via Olympics.com and on the official Olympics apps for mobile and connected TV devices.
Episode One | Greg and Jeanette go behind the scenes at the Olympic Museum | The Vault
Episode Two | Derek Redmond makes an incredible donation from Barcelona 1992 | The Vault
Episode Three | Greg discovers some of the rarest photos of Chamonix 1924 | The Vault
Episode Four | Jeanette gets to hold Cathy Freeman spikes from Sydney 2000 | The Vault
Episode Five | The Moschino dress from Torino 2006 regains its full splendour | The Vault
Episode Six | ‘Robin Hood’ caught on camera for the first at Tokyo 2020 | The Vault