BBC will roll Extra Time Olympics Special by Hard talk from 9 to 13 August with all former Olympics sportsmen. The place would be substituted by Rob Bonnet talks to International Olympic committee's Athletes' Commission, chairman Sergey Bubka. The talk would feature about his pole vault career, the problem of drugs in sport and whether athletes themselves should do more to blow the whistle on those who cheat. The programme is schedule for 9 August.

David Eades will have a discussion with former Olympic gymnast, Nadia Comaneci on 10 August. Extratime speaks to Comaneci about her Olympic achievements and life under the repressive Ceausescu regime, which eventually caused her to leave for the United States in 1989.

Extratime travels to Australia to meet the former Olympic swimmer Dawn Fraser and the talk would be conducted by interview Rob Bonnet on 11 August. Recently, the former swimmer wrote in her autobiography, "one hell of a life".

Former Olympic athlete Herb Elliot Herb would speak to Extratime at Olympic Park in Melbourne, describing his approach to running and the intense self-analysis that propelled him to success but eventually left him bored with running on 12 August.

Former Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz shares with Extratime about his legacy, the issue of drugs in sport. This programme is schedule on 13 August wherein his memories of the hostage crisis in Munich that led to the deaths of 11 Israeli athletes at the hands of the Palestinian group Black September.