The highly anticipated second season of the acclaimed documentary series "Make or Break," is set to premiere with four episodes on Friday, February 17 with an additional four episodes debuting on Friday, February 24.

The season will feature behind-the-scenes access to the world's best surfers as they battle for the top title at the World Surf League Championship Tour.

With unprecedented access, "Make or Break" returns to the world of professional surfing, offering an intimate deep dive into the aspirations, challenges, accomplishments and personal lives of the surfers who compete to remain on the elite Men's and Women's World Surf League Championship Tour. This season will take viewers on location for the 2022 competition season to stunning surf locations across the globe, capturing the highs and lows of the "Dream Tour," including the first-ever mid-season cut, international rivalries and record-breaking upsets.

Each episode in the eight-part season of the series spotlights internationally recognized surfers and features never-before-seen interviews with:

Kelly Slater
Tatiana Weston-Webb
Stephanie Gilmore
Owen Wright
Tyler Wright
Jack Robinson
Morgan Cibilic
Gabriel Medina
Filipe Toledo
Kanoa Igarashi
Griffin Colapinto
Italo Ferreira
Matthew McGillivray
Johanne Defay
John John Florence
Brisa Hennessy

The docuseries is produced for Apple by Box to Box Films ("F1: Drive to Survive," "Break Point") in partnership with the World Surf League. Executive producers are Academy Award and BAFTA Award winner James Gay-Rees ("Exit Through the Gift Shop," "Amy"), BAFTA Award nominee Paul Martin, Warren Smith and World Surf League CEO Erik Logan.

"Make or Break" season two joins Apple's expanding offering of nonfiction programming featuring the biggest names in sports, including a recently announced feature documentary about the groundbreaking life and career of seven-time Formula One world champion Sir Lewis Hamilton; newly announced documentary film "Stephen Curry: Underrated," featuring NBA legend Stephen Curry; the acclaimed Emmy Award nominated four-part documentary event series "They Call Me Magic," chronicling the life and career of two-time NBA Hall of Famer and cultural icon Earvin "Magic" Johnson; "The Dynasty," a new documentary event series about the New England Patriots, from Brian Grazer and Ron Howard's Imagine Documentaries, in association with NFL Films; "The Long Game: Bigger Than Basketball" about basketball sensation Makur Maker; and "Greatness Code," a short-form unscripted series directed by Gotham Chopra and co-produced by Uninterrupted and Religion of Sports.