Imogen Grant is a distinguished British lightweight rower celebrated for her exceptional accomplishments on the global stage. Hailing from the UK, Imogen began rowing in her teens and quickly showcased her talent, earning a reputation as one of the sport’s rising stars. Her relentless dedication and skill culminated in her becoming an Olympic champion and a world champion, marking her as a key figure in British rowing.

In 2022, Grant achieved a remarkable milestone at the World Cup III regatta in Lucerne, Switzerland, where she not only won gold but also set a new world’s best time in the women’s lightweight singles with a record of 7:23.36. Her outstanding performance continued that year, as she secured gold in both the Lightweight Double Sculls at the European and World Rowing Championships, demonstrating her prowess in partnership with fellow athlete Emily Craig.

The 2023 World Rowing Championships in Belgrade further solidified Grant’s status in the sport when she and Craig clinched the gold medal in the women’s lightweight double sculls. This victory was a testament to their strong teamwork and dedication, showcasing their dominance in the event on the international circuit.

Grant’s crowning achievement came at the 2024 Summer Olympics, where she and Craig won gold in the women’s lightweight double sculls. This historic win marked the final time this event would be contested at the Olympics, adding a poignant chapter to Grant’s illustrious career and leaving a lasting legacy in the world of rowing.