Young. Determined.
A Little Crazy.
Humayun Rob.
I’m 17 years old, currently studying Theology, Geography and Design & Technology, while also trying to balance triathlon training, gym sessions, mountain biking, my love for motorsport, travelling and eating. Not cooking. Eating.
2KM
SWIM
80KM
BIKE
18KM
RUN
1
TUXEDO
1 CAUSE
THAT MATTERS
The Main Challenge
The T100
Tuxedo Challenge
A triathlon is already difficult.
Doing one in a tuxedo is probably not what the sport had in mind.
But that is the challenge I’m taking on. I’ve been training for months to compete in the T100 Triathlon, and if all goes to plan, I should become one of the youngest official competitors in the event.
SWIMMING
2KM
CYCLING
80KM
RUNNING
18KM
TUXEDO
THE EXTRA CHALLENGE.
BUILT THROUGH SPORT
ACHIEVEMENTS
REGIONAL
SWIMMER
Years of dedication in the pool.
LONDON YOUTH
GAMES
Represented my borough.
ARENA
LEAGUE
Competitive club swimmer.
HALF MARATHON
PODIUM
Pushed limits on the streets.
£1,100+
RAISED
For a cause closed to my heart.
WILDER DIVINITY
PRIZE
Recognised for academic excellence.
MOST PRMISING
CADET
Leadership. Discipline. Growth.
T100
TRIATHLON
The next big Challenge.
A Bit About Me
Student. Athlete. Adventurer. Foodie.
Currently studying Theology, Geography and Design & Technology, while also trying to balance triathlon training, gym sessions, mountain biking, my love for motorsport, travelling and eating.
Not cooking. Eating.
SCHOOL LIFE
TRAINING
ADVENTURE
TRAVEL
Open to Collaborate
Let's Create something Meaningful.
The T100 journey has opened the door to working with brands, sponsors and local companies who have supported my training and helped me fundraise nearly all of my kit.
I’m open to working with brands across:
Sportswear
Nutrition
Outdoor gear
Fitness & gym training
Motorsport-inspired lifestyle
Events & challenges
School, Growth & Opportunity
From state school to boarding school to Eton
My school journey changed massively when I started boarding school in Year 7.
Before that, I was at state school, so boarding opened up a completely different world. New people, new sports, new expectations and facilities that honestly felt slightly ridiculous at the time.
That journey continued when I was accepted into Eton College in Year 9, where I have now been for three years and completed my GCSEs. It has challenged me academically, personally and through sport, but it has also given me opportunities I’m extremely grateful for.
