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Bromley no regrets after fourth and final Olympic appearance

Kristan Bromley insists he'll have no regrets when he looks back on his four Olympic appearances.

Bromley, 41, ranked Team GB's best slid...

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Bromley upbeat as he looks to crack skeleton top six

Kristan Bromley is still eyeing a top six finish after a solid start to his Olympic skeleton campaign in Sochi.

Bromley has improved with...

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Yarnold and Rudman look to continue Olympic skeleton record

In-form Lizzy Yarnold and world champion Shelley Rudman will look to continue Great Britain's successful skeleton record after being named in a ...

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Medal Record

Sochi 2014
  • 0 Gold
  • 0 Silver
  • 0 Bronze

Biography

http://www.domparsons.co.uk

A former 400m sprinter, Dominic Parsons was first introduced to Skeleton in 2007, when his friend Adam Pengilly (Team GB athlete at the Turin 2006 and Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games) took him to the push track at Bath University. From this he showed huge potential, and as a result has been representing Great Britain since making his Europa Cup debut in St. Moritz in 2008.

Parsons made a blistering start to the 2013-14 World Cup season, reaching the podium in the first race in Calgary.

His bronze medal here marked the first GB men’s podium finish since the 2010/2011 season when teammate Kristan Bromley won bronze in Lake Placid. 

Multi-talented Parsons is studying for a PhD in Mechanical Engineering and will make his Olympic debut at Sochi 2014.