FORD Tom

World Championships

Year	Location	4-	8+	2+
2019	Linz, AUT	-	3	-
2018	Plovdiv, BUL	3	-	-
2017	Sarasota, FL, USA	-	-	4

European Championships

Year	Location	4-	8+
2021	Varese, ITA	-	1
2019	Lucerne, SUI	-	2
2018	Glasgow, GBR	2	-
2017	Racice, CZE	-	5

World Cup

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
1	Eight	2021	Lucerne, SUI	5:24.26
1	Eight	2019	Rotterdam, NED	5:47.82
2	Eight	2019	Poznan, POL	5:47.74
2	Eight	2017	Belgrade, SRB	5:31.66
3	Eight	2017	Poznan, POL	5:25.97
4	Four	2018	Linz, AUT	5:57.98
5	Four	2018	Belgrade, SRB	5:54.56
8	Pair	2017	Lucerne, SUI	6:44.90

Legend
DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, EXC - Excluded

Spending time with friends, reading, watching television, horticulture, playing board games. (britishrowing.org, 01 Sep 2019)

Athlete

Newcastle University, Great Britain

English

Leander Club [Henley-on-Thames, GBR]

Steve Trapmore [national], GBR

His younger sister Emily Ford has represented Great Britain in rowing, and competed as part of the women's four at the 2019 World Championships in Linz-Ottensheim, Austria. (SportsDeskOnline, 15 Jan 2020; northwichguardian.co.uk, 20 Aug 2019)

He began rowing at age 13. (Instagram profile, 08 Oct 2020)

"My two older brothers rowed at school. I used to go down to the boathouse with them and eventually took it up too." (rowingblazers.com, 01 Aug 2017)

To win a medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (britishrowing.org, 01 Sep 2019)

British rower Steve Redgrave, English rugby union player Jonny Wilkinson, British boxer Anthony Joshua. (rowingblazers.com, 01 Aug 2017)