100 Team GB contenders for London 2012: Constantine Louloudis
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Rowing (men's eight)
Born: 15/09/91
Career highlights
The 20-year-old has been selected as stroke of the powerful men's eight this year despite having never competed at a major senior championships.
He has been a world champion at junior and under-23 levels, in the men's four and pair respectively, and was the youngest member of the victorious Oxford crew in the 2011 Boat Race.
Career background
Louloudis, whose father is Greek, started rowing at Eton (on the same lake where the Olympic rowing will be held) five years ago because he says he "was a terrible cricketer".
Described by four-time Olympic champion Sir Matthew Pinsent as "a bit of a beast", he has taken a year off his studies for a Classics degree in order to concentrate on rowing.
Did you know?
His mother, Madeleine, is a lady-in-waiting for Princess Anne.
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