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Thom heads to Nevada to meet a man who defies human biology. Igor Zaripov performs mind-blowing feats of power using only the might of his jaw.

Thom is in Nevada, tracking down world record-holding mathlete Scott Flansburg, who is able to crunch numbers faster than a calculator.

Making some of the best looking and technologically advanced super yachts in the world.

We are in the middle of a cycling revolution and these days there's a bike for every occasion, so presenter Francesca Chiorando tries out two of them.

Kiara Fontanesi has an impressive trophy cabinet. She is the five-time winner of the Women Motocross World Championship, winning four of those years in succession.

Hailing from Portugal and some of the best surf spots in the world, Frederico Morais has always had his heart set on being one of the top surfers in the world.

Diving into a world of cars, trucks, and tire burn through the unique life of professional drift car driver Matt Field. This time, Matt takes a break and heads to the D1 Grand Prix.

Diving into a world of cars, trucks and tire burn through the unique life of professional drift car driver Matt Field. After returning from China, Matt heads to Fallon, Nevada to compete in the Fallon 250.

Kieren exchanges exile for the main camp and instantly irritates Ola, James, and Ryan, who find their disgust over their new companion growing by the minute.

Liz is reunited with Ryan, and they have to compete against Ola and James in a thrilling semifinal.

Francesca Chiorando uncovers fascinating stories as she travels to New Orleans, Louisiana, to explore Voodoo and learn about what happened to the city in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Francesca Chiorando heads to Massachusetts to visit an area named The Bridgewater Triangle, where she tries to find out if there is any truth to its claim to be the most paranormal part of the US.

A new generation of female chargers band together to compete in a unique big wave surfing 'expression session' on the north shore of Oahu.

The Walsh twins reveal why water safety crews and rescue teams are the unsung heroes of big wave surfing.