Men
GBR
Ethan Treacy
GBR- Date of birth19 Jun 1998
- Height188 CM
- ProfessionAthlete, Student
- HometownNottingham
- Place of birthSolihull
- Start skatingHe got involved in short track at about age nine in Solihull, England, while also playing football and tennis. He decided to focus on short track at age 16.
- Club Mohawks Ice Racing Club: Solihull, ENG
- HobbiesVlogging, supporting English football club Birmingham City, playing video games. (YouTube channel, 01 Sep 2022; tass.gov.uk, 01 Mar 2019)
- LanguagesEnglish
- CoachN/A
- Former CoachN/A
- General Interest
- Sport Specific Information
Competing at the 2019 Winter World University Games in Krasnoyarsk, Russian Federation. (Athlete, 06 Feb 2020)
"You win some, you lose some." (Athlete, 06 Feb 2020)
Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo. (Athlete, 06 Feb 2020)
His brothers Farrell and Niall. (Athlete, 06 Feb 2020)
In 2017 he injured ligaments in his ankle and was out of action for three months. (Athlete, 06 Feb 2020)
SIBLING SUPPORT
His brothers, Farrell and Niall, have also represented Great Britain in short track. "When one of us is struggling our first port of call would be the other brothers and we would provide that support. I think in terms of pushing us forward with the competitive edge we've had, we are always chasing each other's heels. There's always been competition growing up between us in everything we do - even in the littlest and silliest things such as wrestling for the front car seat. But as we go through our careers this competition between us is to our advantage as we are able to push each other in training and competition." (tass.gov.uk, 01 Mar 2019; sportspielonline.com, 03 Feb 2019)
His brothers, Farrell and Niall, have also represented Great Britain in short track. "When one of us is struggling our first port of call would be the other brothers and we would provide that support. I think in terms of pushing us forward with the competitive edge we've had, we are always chasing each other's heels. There's always been competition growing up between us in everything we do - even in the littlest and silliest things such as wrestling for the front car seat. But as we go through our careers this competition between us is to our advantage as we are able to push each other in training and competition." (tass.gov.uk, 01 Mar 2019; sportspielonline.com, 03 Feb 2019)
"I was attracted to the speed and wanted to race my older brother, Farrell. It looked like fun. With speed skating, I loved the chaos of it all and the feeling of adrenaline pumping through you. After I felt that adrenaline for the first time, all the other sports seemed boring."
