Bitzer is suprised to find himself the winner of the relay race when his bone is used as a baton.

The Pigs attempt to sabotage the shot put competition—however the officious Moles uncover their deceitful behaviour.

Busby Barkley meets the sheep dip!

A vigorous table tennis match sends Shaun around the world in his attempts to return the ball to his opponent.

An impatient Pig gets his comeuppance when he takes his dive and comes down to earth with a bump!

An exuberant fencing match ends in embarrassment when the pair discover they've left themselves very exposed.

Shaun discovers that using a real horse for his gymnastic routine is a winning combination.

The competition gets heated and Shaun and Bitzer's recklessness almost results in Farmer discovering what they've been up to.

Shaun puts all his efforts into lifting the bar until the earth gives way beneath his feet.

The audience becomes so engrossed in counting sheep as they jump the fences, they doze off.

A noisy, vuvuzela touting supporter is finally silenced after trying to put off the opposing team.

When an old lady realises her umbrella is being used as a hockey stick she seizes the opportunity to score the winning goal.

After a muddy race, the spectators wait with anticipation to see who is revealed as the winner.

Slow and steady wins the race! Shaun and his fellow competitors are exhausted by two false starts, but Shirley's inertia leaves her with the energy to win the face.

A pig's attempt to sabotage the BMX race is foiled by an unexpected meeting in the henhouse.

Shaun gets himself into a real twist when he dismounts from the rings.

The Farmer discovers one of his wellies is missing! He summons Bitzer to retrive it just as Shirley launches her victory shot—landing the missing welly on Bitzer's head.

Shaun takes an unexpectedly energetic journey around the farmyard as his bouncy castle trampoline deflates.

Strictly Come Judo! Shaun and his opponent cannot help expressing themselves to music when Timmy gets his hands on the radio.

Shaun finishes his ribbon routine with a flourish—leaving the moles tied up in knots.