Winners revealed on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after brutal final

Following the successful series in 2023, Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins was back for another series this year, with 15 famous names signing up for the brutal challenge show.

Now that the show is over, here's your ultimate guide to the 2024 series of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins, after directing staff Jason Fox, Chris Oliver, Rudy Reyes and Billy Billingham MBE put this year's celebrities through their paces.

Which celebs took part?

15 brave celebrities signed up for the 2024 series, including boxer Anthony Ogogo, reality star Bobby Norris, and comedian Shazia Mirza. Pete Wicks, who is also appearing on this year's Strictly Come Dancing, also returned after being medically withdrawn from the course in 2023.

Check out the full line-up below:

Who won?

During the gruelling final on Monday 14th October, Anthony Ogogo, Bianca Gascoigne, Georgina Harrison and Lani Daniels were put through their paces during the resistance to interrogation challenge.

The four final contestants were 'captured' and were subjected to a number of different interrogation techniques, as they attempted to resist spilling any information and 'staying alive'.

Former Love Island star Georgia was also locked in a dog cage as her fellow contestants poured freezing cold water over her, something she has since called the 'hardest day of her life'.

By the end of the episode it was reality star Georgia and boxer Lani who were told they'd passed the course and won the show.

Ex-special forces staff Jason Fox praised the pair, saying: "This show has shown me that women are f-----g tough. They're resilient, they have outshone the men that have been on this course."

When did Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins start?

The new series kicked off on Sunday 22nd September at 9pm.

Is there a trailer?

Yes, a trailer for the new series was unveiled earlier in September. Watch the trailer below:

What channel was it on?

Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins aired on Channel 4.

When was it on TV?

The 2024 series aired every Sunday and Monday night at 9pm.

How can I catch up?

Fans can catch up with episodes on Channel 4's streaming service.

Who are the directing staff?

Following Ant Middleton's departure from the show, ex-special forces Jason Fox, Chris Oliver, Rudy Reyes and Billy Billingham MBE were once again the directing staff.

Where was the series filmed?

The 2024 series saw the cast and crew head to a new filming location in the South Island of New Zealand.

Channel 4 said: “The New Zealand landscape might look breathtaking, but looks are deceiving for this year’s group of celebrity recruits who will experience the brutal mountain environment and weather conditions used to prepare the UK military for winter warfare operations.

"There will be no glamour and no luxuries for these privileged celebrities. These famous faces will abandon their glamorous lifestyles and will be exposed to constant cold and wet in a punishing one stop shop of Special Forces training environments.”

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