Today's guest has arguably become the most famous Olympian to ever finish last in an Olympic race.

At the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Derek Redmond was amongst the favorites in the 400m semi-final. As he passed the 250m mark, the unthinkable happened: he tore his hamstring. Grabbing his leg and hobbling forward, Derek ultimately fell onto the track in agony.

Determined to finish the race, he began to stumble towards the finish line, but not without the help of his father. Jim Redmond jumped over the stadium railing, dodged Olympic security, and raced to his son's aid. With a crowd of 65,000-strong, this race became synonymous with one of the most inspirational moments in sports.

Join us as Derek details that tumultuous journey that led to the iconic moment at the 1992 Olympics as well as the lessons he's learned in perseverance, teamwork and self-belief.

This conversation will leave you inspired you to never give up and to finish strong.