For track and field athletes, representing their countries in the Olympics is easily the ultimate goal. However, if that achievement comes with a side portion of TV stardom, then it’s probably even better. For British runner Dina Asher-Smith, 2024 is shaping up to be a year to remember, and not just for the Olympics.

As the countdown to the Paris 2024 Olympics gains momentum, the world is abuzz with excitement, and Warner Bros. is adding fuel to the fire with its recently announced show Chasing Glory: Road to Paris 2024. With a star-studded line-up of athletes and exclusive content, fans are in for a treat and Asher-Smith is poised to steal the limelight of the upcoming show to highlight her journey in greater detail.

Dina Asher-Smith’s big plans for the Olympics year

“Chasing Glory“, the fly-on-the-wall documentary promises an intimate look at the journey of six sporting superstars in the lead-up to the Paris Olympics and Dina is at the center of things. While mostly known for her lightning-fast sprints, the series will unveil the woman behind the athlete. The producers claim to shed more light on her preparation, challenges, and determination to claim Olympic gold, as revealed in a recent Instagram story.

In the exclusive collaboration, Warner Bros. Discovery is providing fans with an unprecedented glimpse into Dina’s world. From her rigorous training routines to the moments of vulnerability, viewers will witness the highs and lows of an Olympic hopeful. The 2019 Diamond League winner’s charisma and dedication are bound to make this 7-part documentary series a must-watch for fans of athletics and those curious to see the personal side of their favorite sprinter.

As we gear up for the showdown in Paris, Dina Asher-Smith’s collaboration with Warner Bros. and Eurosport promises to be a captivating chapter in her illustrious career. The two-time Olympian is also the gold medal winner in the 2019 World Championships, and the latest feather in her cap will only help her fans to see Asher-Smith as the ambitious, yet grounded, individual that she is.

A worthy start to her Olympic campaign

While the Brit has been out of commission for the past several months, she made a thunderous comeback recently. At the Dr. Martin Luthr King Collegiate Invitational, Asher-Smith “destroyed the rest of the competition“, to set a new 300m record. Trying to recreate her crowning moment from the 2022 Diamond League, when Asher-Smith triumphed over the likes of Gabby Thomas, the British athlete is determined to make her name in Paris later this year.

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Now, it remains to be seen if her TV debut helps the experienced sprinter gain more momentum as the road to the European capital opens up wider.

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