So this is it! The final episode of Series Two of Lessons Learned. I hope you've enjoyed the series! My guest this week is racing driver Jack Aitken, a rising star on the path to the very top of the world of motorsport. With wins in F3, and F2, Jack made his debut in F1 last season as the current reserve driver for Williams. We are about to talk about his struggles in 2018, the tragedy of the 2019 Belgian Grand Prix, making the most of opportunities and much more.

Triathlete Vicky Holland is an Olympic bronze medallist and world champion and in this episode, in her typically chatty and candid manner, we talk about what really went happened on THAT day at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, overcoming her struggles with disordered eating and a fixation on her weight, dealing with imposter syndrome, seeing a sports psychiatrist, and much more. Enjoy!

My guest today is London 2012 Olympic champion and three time world champion cyclist Dani Rowe. Her career began on the track, and she went on to win three world titles and Olympic gold medal in the team pursuit, before turning her attention to the road, picking up podiums at prestigious stage races like the Tour De Yorkshire and The Women’s Tour. She also won Commonwealth bronze in 2018 on the Gold Coast before retiring at the end of that season. She is now a coach, a commentator, a pundit and a mum and we chat being a perfectionist, resilience, being a mum, and much more.

My guest this week is former Scotland rugby captain turned commentator, pundit and professional whisky drinker John Barclay. He won the Calcutta Cup in 2018 too - beating England in a Cup tie for the first time in a decade. John also won the Guinness Pro 14 title with Scarlets in 2017, and played for both Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh Rugby during an illustrious career of almost 300 professional appearances. He also has an alarmingly dry sense of humour, which very much comes to the fore as we talk about school, playing for the Scarlets, injuries and retirement, regrets and becoming a father. Enjoy!

My guest this week is the wonderfully candid and genuine Kelly Sotherton. Kelly is a three times Olympic bronze medallist and Commonwealth champion specialising in heptathlon. Since hanging up her spikes in 2012, she has turned her hand to coaching as well as punditry and commentary, and will be leading the athletics team at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games in her home city. We talk about the importance of being authentic, making mistakes and boozing in pub beer gardens. Enjoy!

An Olympic legend joins me this week to talk about five key life lessons he has learned throughout his career. Sir Chris Hoy is an astonishing six times Olympic gold medallist, 11 times world champion and two times Commonwealth Champion, from a career on the bike spanning almost 20 years. We talk about having a plan B, the importance of failure, having perspective, becoming a father, and we both struggle to pronounce Warren Buffet's name. Enjoy!

I am delighted to welcome Matt Smith as my guest for episode two - Matt is a Championship footballer, who has had a somewhat unusual path to the top ranks of the sport - the striker first played professionally for League One Oldham, and indeed helped them to the FA Cup fifth round in 2013, beating Liverpool on the way. He then had stints at Bristol, Leeds, QPR and Fulham, and is currently playing for Millwall. He is also an old mate from school! We chat divorce, THAT FA Cup run, football culture, coronavirus, retirement and much more. Enjoy.

Welcome back to series two of Lessons Learned. I am Laura Winter, sports broadcaster, podcaster, host and journalist and I am so excited to be bringing you another season of my podcast. We are kicking things off with a visit to the world of motorsport, as I speak to one of the most exciting up-and-coming talents Jamie Chadwick.

Jamie is a trailblazing racing driver - she was the first woman and youngest to win the British GT Championships GT4 title. In 2018 - first ever woman to win a British F3 race.

In 2019 she became the first female winner of the MRF Challenge Series and of course the winner of the inaugural W Series. She is also a development driver for the F1 team Williams Racing, and harbours a burning ambition to become an F1 driver.