WATCH: Our Recap and review of Netflix’s Track Docuseries “Sprint”

Will the streaming giant's big swing at Olympic athletics connect with a mass audience? And which athlete stands out above the rest? We break down all the action in this six-part series, which is streaming now

Published: Jul 12, 2024 6:47 pm

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Marathon Handbook’s staff gather together with popcorn in hand to breakdown everything you need to know about the new Netflix docuseries “Sprint,” which features the top 100m and 200m runners in the world as they gear up for the 2023 Paris Summer Olympics.

We highlight our favorite athlete/characters, crazy moments in the series, if there are any villains, and if Sprint will connect with a mass audience.

Hosts: Alex Cyr, Jessy Carveth, Katelyn Tocci, Michael Doyle

Podcast hosts: Alex Cyr, Katelyn Tocci, Michael Doyle

Also check out the video version of our pods on YouTube! Find us at: https://www.youtube.com/@marathonhandbook

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