Kiwi Brendon Hartley was part of the three-man team to win this year's Le Mans 24-Hour Race. He spoke to the Radio Sport Breakfast about the win and the emotional rollercoaster he experienced when driving exhausted.

Jon Norman, Talksport UK correspondent, says the level of interest in the Lions tour is ramping up.

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Former rugby union player and the only person to play for both NZ Maori and the Lions, Riki Flutey says he is backing the Lions when they play the All Blacks next weekend.

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Talk Sport rugby reporter Russell Hargreaves tells Radio Sport Breakfast who impressed him from the Lions, ahead of the test series.

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Emirates Team NZ trimmer Blair Tuke says he is fairly confident ahead of the clash with Oracle Team USA, on Sunday. 

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Will Greenwood, former Lions player and Sky Sports UK commentator, after the Lions beat the Crusaders 12-3 on the weekend.

He said the drier conditions in the North Island for the tests will favour the All Blacks because of their handling ability.

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Chris Steele, from Radio Sport AM Cup commentary team, after Emirates Team NZ won two races vs Artemis Sweden this morning to take a 4-2 lead.

He was critical of Team NZ's starts, having lost six in a row.

Michael Venus, owner of a French Open doubles title, said he is still giddy after yesterday’s result.

He also spoke about Rafa Nadal’s dominance in the singles, having only dropped 35 games on his way to his tenth title.

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Will Greenwood, former Lions player and SKY Sports UK commentator is travelling through NZ with the Lions.

He spoke to the Radio Sport Breakfast about the Lions' performance against the Blues, saying playing for the Lions is a whole new experience, even for a seasoned test veteran.

All Blacks legendary fullback Christian Cullen spoke to the Radio Sport Breakfast about tonight's face off between the Blues and the British and Irish Lions.

He also spoke about the prevalence of concussions in modern rugby.