Join Thomas as he dives into a fascinating conversation with Sarah Lewis OBE OLY, Olympic ski racer turned Secretary General of the International Skiing Federation (FIS), where she spent over two decades leading one of sport’s most crucial but complex battles - anti-doping. 

From the explosive Lahti scandal in 2001 to the shocking revelations at the Salt Lake City Olympics in 2002, Sarah recounts the turbulent events that reshaped winter sports forever. Drawing from her extensive leadership experience, she explains how FIS overhauled its anti-doping framework - separating medical and enforcement roles, implementing groundbreaking blood monitoring programs, and establishing truly independent testing and appeal systems. 

Together, they explore the psychology behind doping, the role of technology in both enabling and preventing abuse, and the delicate balance between protecting athletes and preserving sport's integrity. Sarah also looks ahead, offering bold ideas for the future - including enhanced international cooperation, stronger education, and closer ties with law enforcement. 

Tune in for a gripping deep dive into the underbelly of elite sport, and the relentless pursuit of a level playing field.