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The GB Rowing Team is the high performance arm of British Rowing. Rowing is the nation’s most continuously successful Olympic sport, having won a gold medal in every Olympic Games since 1984, and has won six Paralympic golds since the sport was introduced to the Paralympic Games programme in 2008.
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Rower // Men's Squad Date of Birth: 11th Jan 1993 (27 years old) Club: Leander Club Hometown: Bath
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Frazier Christie is a graduate of the British Rowing's World Class Start programme. He developed his talent whilst at university in Bath, and in 2015 earned his first GB vest in the U23 quadruple scull.
Along with Tom Barras, Andy Brown and Andy Joel, Christie qualified the quad for the A/B semi-final at the U23 World Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, but sadly the crew were forced to withdraw from the competition due to illness.
Upon graduating from university, Christie moved to Leander Club to train full-time. In 2016 he reached the final of the Prince of Wales Challenge Cup at Henley Royal Regatta, and was invited to join the GB Rowing Team at Caversham a few months later.
In 2017, Christie competed in the double sculls two World Rowing Cup regattas and the European Championships, with eighth place his best finish. He was named as the sculling spare for the World Rowing Championships in Sarasota-Bradenton.
After training Frazier busies himself by tutoring maths and physics, and running a little online business; he hopes to be his own boss after rowing, possibly working in the tech industry. When he does find time to relax he is partial to a film and a pizza –Remember the Titans in which Denzel Washington plays an inspirational high school football coach is a firm favourite.
Frazier’s parents currently live in Nairobi, where his dad serves in the British Army, and he loves visiting them there. He is one of two sets of twins in his family.
Frazier admits that he is not in charge of training music – ‘that’s Moe Sbihi’s job usually’, but he is a fan of Epic Sax Guy. His sporting idol is David Beckham whom he admires for his incredible career and national treasure status – ‘I’m not sure there’s anyone out there who wouldn’t want to be him’.
Frazier is Lottery funded through UK Sport.
