Georgia Taylor-Brown is a two-time triathlon world champion and one of the most decorated Olympic triathletes of all time.

Over two Olympic cycles, she picked up an individual silver and relay gold in Tokyo and a relay bronze in Paris, building on the one-day world title she took in Hamburg in 2020 and the sprint world title in 2022 as well as Birmingham Commonwealth Games gold and silver medals.

After a year off the World Triathlon Championship Series to explore cycling and middle-distance triathlon, she reignited her love for competition and is back with a vengeance.

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

Georgia started running at 12 years old and began swimming even younger at 5, encouraged by her father who represented Great Britain in the 800 meters and her mother who was a national level swimmer and club runner.