Which sporting documentary or docuseries kept you glued to the sofa the longest?

A raw portrayal of a struggling football club and the fans who never stop believing. It captured lower-league desperation in a way no glossy production ever could.

Ten episodes charting the final championship run of the greatest basketball team ever assembled. It defined lockdown viewing and set the bar for sports storytelling.

The series credited with converting a generation of new fans to grand prix racing. Manufactured drama or not, it works.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's takeover of Wrexham AFC turned a small Welsh town into a global story. Genuinely heartwarming stuff.

Amazon's access-all-areas series produced some of the most quotable managerial moments in recent memory. A masterclass in unintentional comedy and genuine tension.