Aaron Brown

Athletics, Sprinting

Career Highlights

2024 Olympic Champion, 4x100m Relay
2023 Canadian Championships 2022 – Gold Medalist, 100m
2022 World Champion, 4x100m Relay
3x Olympic Medallist, 4x100m Relay (2024, 2021, 2016)
4x World Championship Medallist (2025, 2022, 2015, 2013)
4x Olympian (2024, 2021, 2016, 2012)
2021 Olympic Games – Silver Medalist, 4x100m Relay
2018, 2019, 2021, 2022 Canadian Championships – Gold Medalist, 100m & 200m
2016 Olympic Games – Bronze Medalist, 4x100m Relay
2012 Olympic Games – 9th Place, 200m
2015, 2013 IAAF World Championships – Bronze Medalist, 4x100m Relay
8x USC All-American
3x Diamond League Winner

Hometown

Toronto, Ontario

Social Media Following

Instagram: 81k
Twitter: 5k
Facebook: 12k
Youtube: 27k
TikTok: 26k

Aaron Kingsley Brown is a Canadian Olympic and World Champion sprinter and one of the most durable elite athletes of his generation. A three-time Olympic medallist, he anchored his legacy at Paris 2024 as part of Canada’s gold-medal-winning men’s 4×100m relay team — winning from lane 9 — adding World Championship gold to a career that has already taken him to four Olympic Games. Now in Year 13 as a professional and chasing a historic fifth Olympic appearance at LA 2028, Brown continues to compete at world level in his mid-30s, defying the usual sprinting timeline.

Born and raised in Toronto, a University of Southern California alumnus, and now training in Winter Garden, Florida, with Star Athletics, he balances elite performance with life as a father of two. His story — resilience, longevity, teamwork and family — is the foundation of his work as a speaker, creator and author. Aaron is the co-host of ‘Trackside’ on CBC Sports, which you can watch here.