Twickenham RFC is one of a handful of clubs which can trace its heritage back to the formative years of rugby. As far back, in fact, as 1867 when the members of Wellesley House, a young men's academy, were to be found playing against the towering giants of rugby football, Richmond.

The home of English football since 1923, the new Wembley Stadium opened in Spring 2007 and quickly reestablished itself as the country’s leading venue for sports and entertainment events. The new stadium offers up to 90,000 fans the opportunity to watch world-class events with unrivalled views of the action in state-of-the-art facilities. 

Silverstone was opened as a World War Two airfield in 1943. Silverstone circuit has come a long way since it was turned from a wartime airfield into a motor racing circuit. It is now one of the world's most famous motor sport venues.

Guard's Polo Club was founded on 25th January 1955 with the Duke of Edinburgh, as President. Originally named the Household Brigade Polo Club, the name was changed to its present form in 1969. Since inception the Club has grown considerably and it is now the largest polo club in Europe in terms of membership and number of grounds.

The Manchester Velodrome is the National Cycling Centre, Britain's primary indoor Olympic cycle track and widely regarded as one of the World's finest and fastest board tracks. The velodrome is the home to the Great Britain Cycling Team.