Georgia Taylor-Brown

Georgia Taylor-Brown is the most decorated female triathlete in Olympic history. At the Tokyo Games, she became the most successful triathlete at a single Olympics, claiming individual silver before powering Great Britain to gold in the first-ever mixed relay. She added to her legacy in Paris, contributing to Great Britain’s relay bronze medal.

A world champion in both standard and sprint triathlon distance formats and Commonwealth Games gold and silver medalist, she is also the only athlete to have won three Supertri titles – the most in the league’s history.

For her services to triathlon, Georgia was ​​appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE).