
Some examples of people quickly accomplishing ambitious things together.
Ireland's Padraig Harrington becomes only the fifth player to win the Open and Senior Open after a three-stroke victory at Sunningdale.
Spanish cyclist Mavi Garcia's aggressive approach pays off as she becomes the oldest stage winner of the Tour de France Femmes at 41.
Scottie Scheffler says he is "living out his dreams" after winning the Open Championship, but reiterated there is "more to life than playing golf".
Ireland international Curtis Campher becomes the first male player to take five wickets from five balls in a professional match.
Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool become the first all-British pairing to reach the men's doubles final at Wimbledon in the Open era with victory over Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos.
A cricketer from Suffolk makes history by taking two hat-tricks in consecutive overs during a league match.
Australia's Cruz Hewitt wins on his first appearance at Wimbledon - 23 years after his father, Lleyton, claimed the men's singles title.
Seven-time champion Novak Djokovic seals his 100th victory at Wimbledon in devastating fashion with a third-round win over compatriot Miomir Kecmanovic.
Last year, Hugo Keenan was preparing for the Olympics with Ireland's Rugby Sevens squad, and now he’s ready to make history for the British and Irish Lions.
Carolina Stutchbury, 19, becomes the first British woman to win a European Fencing Championships silver medal.
Halifax Panthers win their first Wheelchair Challenge Cup since 2018, by beating London Roosters 46-24.
New British men's 5,000m record-holder George Mills says beating Sir Mo Farah's benchmark was "the best result of my career".
It was a final so engrossing it briefly paused the Spanish's men's football team's warm-up - how the sporting world reacted to Carlos Alcaraz's stunning French Open victory.
