Superstars TV show returns with Olympic special Farah said: "After a hard season it will be nice to compete in a different environment. Some of the events are quite new to me which will make it all the more interesting. The original show was not without risk of injury for the competitors. Kevin Keegan had a nasty crash during a cycling heat, hurdler Hemery injured his ankle during a fall in the steeplechase, and squash player Jonah Barrington stormed out after his squat thrusts failed to meet the judges' approval. Brian Jacks, the judo gold medal Olympian, was an outstanding performer, winning four titles. For this year's Olympic special, swimmer Rebecca Adlington will mentor the athletes in the pool and pundits will include athletes Iwan Thomas and Denise Lewis. Logan - whose footballer father Terry Yorath took part in the original show - said: "We have an incredible line-up of Olympic heroes. What an opportunity for them to compete against each other across a range of diverse physical challenges. Jonathan Brownlee - who took bronze to his brother's gold at London 2012 - said: "Having Alistair taking part in Superstars as well doesn't faze me. This is not triathlon, there will be no team tactics, but we will be competitive - let the best brother win. The full list of competitors is: Alistair Brownlee - gold, triathlon Jonathan Brownlee - bronze, triathlon Mo Farah - double gold, track 5,000m and 10,000m Robbie Grabarz - bronze, high jump Michael Jamieson - silver, 200m breast stroke Anthony Joshua - gold, boxing (super heavyweight) Andrew Triggs Hodge - gold, rowing (coxless four) Peter Wilson - gold, shooting (double trap) Nicola Adams - gold, boxing Lizzie Armitstead - silver, cycling (road race) Laura Bechtolsheimer - gold and bronze, dressage Gemma Gibbons - silver, judo Helen Glover - gold, rowing (coxless pair) Katherine Grainger - gold, rowing (double sculls) Jade Jones - gold, taekwondo Christine Ohuruogu - silver, track 400m