Annie Last - 8pm Saturday 2nd November


�Talk	Annie Last Team GB Olympic Mountain Biker Followed by 'Not Bad' & 'Arrival'

	23 year old Bakewell born Annie made her Olympic debut at the London 2012 Olympics, becoming the first woman to represent GB in the mountain bike event since Sydney 2000. Annie will be talking to adventure sports journalist Nik Cook from British Cycling's 'Insight Zone' and reviewing exclusive British Cycling footage of Annie in action at last year's UCI MTB Cross Country World Cup. In 2009 Annie deferred her place to study medicine at university to join British Cycling?s Olympic Academy Programme in 2009 and hasn't looked back since. Britain's top female cross country mountain biker in a decade recorded her best result at the final round of the 2012 UCI Mountain Bike Cross-Country World Cup, finishing third and backing up a two-season period of top ten finishes and two under-23 world championship silver medals. Annie first showed her potential as a first year under-23 rider, beating 2008 Olympic Champion Sabine Spitz in stage one of the Tour de l?Ain and a couple of months later, at the 2009 world championships, produced a mature and sensational ride to claim fifth under-23 in her rookie year. Annie also represented GB in the 2010 UCI Cyclo-Cross World Championships, where she started from the back of the grid to finish 11th. She qualified for London 2012 thanks to a gruelling couple of seasons qualifying for Olympic points. Annie had a great start on the technical Hadleigh Farm course, leading the pack for the first lap and pleasing the 20,000 plus partisan crowd. She finished in 8th place overall which was a great result for the developing rider. Earlier this year, Annie was signed up by Trek Bicycle's new Trek Factory Racing team - an elite cross-country mountain bike racing squad representing four countries across three continents. Follow Annie on twitter @AnnieLast1 Following Annie's talk we'll show Anthill films latest mountain bike epics...

Film	Not Bad & Arrival

�	This is a tale of epic adventure. A tale of seven brave riders who set out from the four corners of the globe to gather together under one roof in a town located at the ends of the earth. A tale with no beginning and no end but where a few things happen in between. Things like eel fights. Yeah that?s right... f?n eel fights. So watch this movie. Why? Because it?s 'Not Bad... 30 days of bicycle tomfoolery in New Zealand'. A new short film from the crew who brought you The Collective, Roam, Seasons, Follow Me and Strength in Numbers. Starring: Brandon Semenuk, Brook MDonald, Brett Rheeder, Cam McCaul, Andrew Shandro, Ren� Wildhaber and Ryan Howard. Produced, directed and edited by Anthill Films Presented by Trek Duration: 28 minutes

�	Building on the worldwide success of their 2011 release 'From the Inside Out', Secondbase Films is proud to bring you a new mountain cycling actu-mentary 'Arrival'. 'Arrival' brings viewers into the reality of a new generation of freeriders and racers. Starring Steve Smith, Logan Peat, Ryan Howard, Mitch Ropelato, Matt Miles, and the Coastal Crew, Kyle Norbraten, Dylan Dunkerton, and Curtis Robinson. Written, directed and edited by the Coastal Crew, Arrival also features the talents of a new breed of mountain bike filmmakers and photographers ? including Nic Genovese, Matt Miles, Matt Dennison and Haruki ?Harookz? Negochi. Arrival: Making of Episode 3 – Ouro Preto on Pinkbike Directed by The Coastal Crew Produced by Anthill Films Duration: 45 minutes