Add Wimbledon 2024 to your watchlist. At 3.13pm on 25 June 2007, Justin Gimelstob made Wimbledon history. On number one court, during the second set of his opening round match against Andy Roddick, he became the first player at the Championships to challenge a line judge’s decision and request a ruling from Hawk-Eye after his serve was called out. Originally developed by British engineer Paul Hawkins at the turn of the century, the optical tracking technology was deployed in cricket as part of Channel 4’s coverage of the 2001 Ashes series. Hawk-Eye uses multiple high-performance cameras to produce visual images and timing data,
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