Apple TV+ sports series 'Greatness Code' has been renewed for Season 2.
Goooooooal! Apple TV+ has today announced the renewal of popular short-form sports docuseries Greatness Code, which "unveils what drives the world's greatest athletes to succeed".
Bubba Wallace, the first African-American driver to win a NASCAR race since 1963, also bodes a lot of intrigue, along with Russell Wilson, the Super Bowl champion NFL quarterback currently playing for the Denver Broncos. In addition to Rashford, Wallace and Wilson, the accomplished athletes featured in six brand-new installments of season two include Leticia Bufoni, six-time X Games gold medalist and professional street skateboarder; Scout Bassett, Parapan American Track & Field Champion and Lindsey Vonn, four-time World Cup champion alpine ski racer, Olympic Gold Medal winner, author and entrepreneur.
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