The whole career path of Donna Fraser's life.

Donna’s career highlights include a bronze medal in the 4x400 metres relay at the 1997 World Championships in Athens and a gold medal in the 400 metre hurdles at the 1999 European Indoor Championships.

Donna also represented Great Britain at three Olympic Games, her best finish being 8th place in the 400 metre event at Sydney 2000. Donna retired from competitive athletics in 2002 and was appointed MBE in 2005. Donna went on to become a coach, working with the Commonwealth Games England Athletics Team at Gold Coast 2018, as well as coaching and mentoring athletes on an individual basis.

Donna is also a qualified personal trainer and runs her own business, Donna Fraser Fitness. Donna has been involved in speaking engagements and charity work, delivering motivational talks to school children and working with charities such as Sports Aid.

Donna is an avid supporter of diversity in sport, advocating for equal opportunities and representation of all athletes regardless of gender or background. Donna’s legacy will remain long after her competitive career has ended, having inspired countless individuals to reach their full potential. Donna Fraser is a true British athletics legend.

Fraser is a role model to many and a shining example of what can be achieved with hard work and dedication. She has forged her own path, worked her way up from grassroots level to the very top of the sport, and continues to inspire those around her with her passion for the sport. Donna Fraser is not just an athlete, she is an icon.

A champion of women’s sport and a true role model for all. Donna Fraser is the epitome of success in athletics. She has not only achieved great success in her own career but has passed on her knowledge to those around her, making sure that future generations can continue to follow in her footsteps.