Mark Foster
Amongst the most successful British swimmers of all time, Mark Foster specialised in short course swimming, most notably the butterfly and freestyle over 50 meters. Now retired, the British Swimmer is spending his time fulfilling media commitments and specialising as an Olympic after-dinner speaker. Foster became the fastest swimmer in the country at only 15 years old, this kickstarted his fruitful and successful career.
First selected for the British team in 1985, Foster won his first medal at the 1990 Commonwealth Games where he claimed Bronze in the 50m freestyle. He went on to also be successful at the World and European Championships painting out an illustrious career before announcing his retirement in 2006.
He is also a popular choice to invite to swimming meets and events. Mark Foster is an incredible sports speaker who can provide motivational and inspirational speeches to events and conferences. Having appeared at five Olympic Games and five Commonwealth Games, Mark Foster is one of the most consistently prolific swimmers Britain has produced in recent years.