Stars (in credits order)
Chris Hoy
Self - Cycling Expert
Andrew Cotter
Self - Sports Overview
Rebecca Adlington
Self - Swimming Expert
Bradley Wiggins
Self - Men's 4000m Team Pursuit Track Cycling Competitor for England
Jodie Stimpson
Self - Women's Triathlon Competitor for England
Hazel Irvine
Self - Presenter
Simon Brotherton
Self - Cycling Commentator
Rob Hayles
Jonathan Edwards
Self - Cycling Venue Presenter
Matt Chilton
Self - Triathlon Commentator
Annie Emmerson
Sonali Shah
Self - Triathlon Venue Presenter
Jonny Brownlee
Self - Contributor & Interviewee(2012 World Champion)
Alistair Brownlee
Self - Contributor & Interviewee(2012 Olympic Champion)
Michael Jamieson
Interviewee (SCO + Silver, Men's 200m Breaststroke)
Hannah Miley
Self - Women's 400m Individual Medley Swimming Competitor for Scotland
Vicky Holland
Jason Mohammad
Sarah Storey
Self - Cycling Commentator & Cycling Expert
Neil Adams
Self - Judo Commentator
Niki Adams
Jill Douglas
Self - Cycling Reporter
Non Stanford
Self - Triathlon Expert
Clare Balding
Self - Swimming Venue Presenter
Mark Foster
Manish Bhasin
Self - Judo Reporter
Dan Walker
Self - Contributor
Queen Elizabeth II
Self - Hockey Audience Member
Prince Philip
Sam Quek
Self - Women's Hockey Competitor for England
Anna Meares
Self - Women's 500m Time Trial Track Cycling Competitor for Australia
Kate Richardson-Walsh
Self - Interviewee (ENG + Women's Hockey) & Women's Hockey Competitor for England
Andy Tennant
Jason Kenny
Self - Interviewee (Cycling Track) & Men's Team Sprint Track Cycling Competitor for England
Marc Ryan
Self - Men's 4000m Team Pursuit Track Cycling Competitor for New Zealand
Adrian Moorhouse
Self - Swimming Commentator
Ed Clancy
Ashley McKenzie
Self - Interviewee
Alex Danson
Hollie Webb
Nick Matthew
Self - England Flag bearer
Maddie Hinch
Nicola White
Susannah Townsend
Lily Owsley
Georgie Twigg
Steven Burke
Self - Interviewee (ENG + Silver, Men's Team Pursuit Final) & Medal Ceremony Participant
Andrew Jamieson
Elen Sophie Barnes
Self - Women's Hockey Competitor for Wales
Glenn O'Shea
Self - Men's 4000m Team Pursuit Track Cycling Competitor for Australia
Zoe Shipperley
Ellie Watton
Xenna Hughes
Sian French
Leah Julia Wilkinson
Emma Batten
Kimberley Rennicks
Self - Women's -48kg Judo Competitor for Scotland & Interviewee (SCO + Gold, Women's Judo -48kg)
Lucy Wood
Phoebe Richards
Kirsten Sweetland
Self - Women's Triathlon Competitor for Canada
Alex Edmondson
Jack Bobridge
Self - Medal Ceremony Participant
Sophie Clayton
Luke Davison
Dylan Kennett
Shane Archbold
Pieter Bulling
Gary Lineker
Dougie Vipond
Lesley Murdoch
Self - Hockey Commentator
Mel Clewlow
Lee McKenzie
Self - Live Reporter
Gillian Clark
Self - Badminton Commentator
Sue Rose
Self - Squash Commentator
Gabby Logan
Martin Heath
Susan Boyle
Helen Skelton
Sharron Davies
Self - Live Swimming Reporter
Ian Thorpe
Self - Expert & Flag bearer
Angharad Phillips
Self - Interviewee(The Table Tennis Twins)
Louise Rennicks
Self - Interviewee (SCO + Gold, Women's Judo -52kg)
Ed Veal
Self - Men's 4000m Team Pursuit Track Cycling Competitor for Canada
Hugo Barrette
Self - Men's Team Sprint Track Cycling Competitor for Canada
Aileen Reid
Self - Interviewee & Women's Triathlon Competitor for Northern Ireland
Bianca Chatfield
Self - Team Australia
Ting Wen Quah
Self - Women's 100m Butterfly Swimming Competitor for Singapore
Mack Horton
Self - Men's 400m Freestyle Swimming Competitor for Australia
Francesca Jones
Self - Wales Flag bearer
Brittany Maclean
Self - Women's 200m Freestyle Swimming Competitor for Canada
Callum Skinner
Self - Men's Sprint Track Cycling Competitor for Scotland
Laura Geitz
Onoh-Obasi Okey
Self - Women's -48kg Judo Competitor for Barbados
Abigail Welsford
Louise Haston
Self - Women's Sprint B2 Tandem Pilot Competitor for Scotland
Marni Oldershaw
Self - Women's 400m Individual Medley Swimming Competitor for Canada
Shane Perkins
Self - Men's Team Sprint Track Cycling Competitor for Australia
Nia Jones
Self - Team Wales
James Guy
Self - Men's 400m Freestyle Swimming Competitor for England
David Wilkie
Self - Interviewee (Commonwealth Champion, 1974 & Olympic Champion, 1976)