For the first time Steve will talk you through his remarkable career, the highs and lows of arguably the greatest Olympian athlete to have ever competed. 

Steve is s 5 Times Olympic gold Medalist in five successive Games – Los Angeles, Seoul, Barcelona, Atlanta and Sydney, an achievement that in the words of the former IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch, "Raises Sir Steve Redgrave to the highest rank of Olympic participants." 

NINE World Championships gold medalist 

TRIPLE Commonwealth Gold Medallist 

BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2000 

Laureus Lifetime Achievement Award 2000 

BBC’s Lifetime Achievement Award 

Awarded 13 Honorary Doctorates from universities in the UK including Durham, Loughborough, Hull, St Andrew’s, Aberdeen and the University of London. 

What makes his achievements more remarkable is that he won against a background of serious illnesses. He nearly missed the Atlanta Games due to colitis, for which he still receives treatment, and in 1997 he was diagnosed as diabetic, three years before winning his gold in Sydney. 

He was knighted in the New Year's Honours List 2000, to accompany his MBE in 1987 and his CBE in 1997. 

In 2001 Sir Steve set-up his charity – The Steve Redgrave Trust, aimed at raising £5 million over five years for children’s charities. In April 2006 at the London Marathon, he broke the record for the most money raised by an individual, a staggering £1.8million and in doing so broke the £5 million target he set himself. 

Doors open 6-45pm with photo opportunity with Steve on your phones & prime seating 

Doors Open 7-00pm 

One hour interview with Sir Steve Redgrave, followed by a short break.

Then a Q&A with the audience.  

There will be an auction in the interval, from which a donation will be made to The Mark Solan Cancer Trust.

There will also be an opportunity to purchase some memorabilia signed be Steve himself!