That this House offers its utmost congratulations to Tom Stoltman on his incredible achievement of winning World’s Strongest Man 2024; notes this is the third time he has claimed the title in only four years; further notes the sacrifices and challenges he has faced on his journey; and recognises the inspiring work he and his brother have done to act as ambassadors for the sport at a local level in the Highlands and nationally across the UK.

That this House offers its utmost congratulations to Tom Stoltman on his incredible achievement of winning World’s Strongest Man 2024; notes this is the third time he has claimed the title in only four years; further notes the sacrifices and challenges he has faced on his journey; and recognises the...

That this House offers its sincerest congratulations to Scotland’s Tom Stoltman on his triumph at the World’s Strongest Man competition in Sacramento, California in May 2022; notes that, in finishing a massive 10.5 points clear of the second-placed athlete, Tom secured the largest margin of victory in the tournament for 17 years; further notes that Tom is only the eighth competitor to ever win back-to-back titles; and acknowledges that, as the only second British citizen to be twice-crowned the World’s Strongest Man, Tom’s success is nothing short of truly outstanding.

That this House offers its sincerest congratulations to Scotland’s Tom Stoltman on his triumph at the World’s Strongest Man competition in Sacramento, California in May 2022; notes that, in finishing a massive 10.5 points clear of the second-placed athlete, Tom secured the largest margin of victory in the tournament for...

That this House offers its profound congratulations to Scotland’s Tom Stoltman on his incredible achievement of winning the 2021 World’s Strongest Man competition in Sacramento, California last month; notes that 27 year-old Tom finished three points clear of the hugely experienced Brian Shaw, a four-time champion considered by many to be one of the greatest strength athletes of all time; further notes that Tom has made history in becoming the very first Scot to be crowned World’s Strongest Man, and only the fourth British citizen to achieve this feat since the great Geoff Capes in the 1980s; acknowledges that Tom and his older brother Luke, who finished seventh in this year’s final, are wonderful ambassadors for British sport; and recognises that Tom, who has spoken openly about his struggles with his Autism Spectrum Disorder, is a true role model and someone from whom we can all draw huge inspiration.

That this House offers its profound congratulations to Scotland’s Tom Stoltman on his incredible achievement of winning the 2021 World’s Strongest Man competition in Sacramento, California last month; notes that 27 year-old Tom finished three points clear of the hugely experienced Brian Shaw, a four-time champion considered by many to...