Since the first mechanical starting gates were used at Epsom in 1901, and the race was first televised in 1927, technology has changed the face of racing. Jockeys, trainers and spectators look for every advance to increase the excitement of the world's greatest flat race. 

Winners are forged from more than just the latest technology. Nutrition, breeding and data analysis, combined with an attention to detail and new training methods are part of the preparation that help turn a contender into a champion on the toughest track in flat racing.