Sponsor Brandon Starc
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Brandon Starc is an Australian high jumper. As a 16 year old he won a silver medal at the inaugural 2010 Summer Youth Olympics in Singapore with a +9 cm personal best of 2.19m
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Overview
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Audience demographics
AGE DEMOGRAPHIC
GENDER AUDIENCE
Male: 70.35%
Female: 29.65%
ETHNICITY AUDIENCE
Asian: 14.26%
African: 5.48%
White: 77.87%
Hispanic: 2.39%
POPULARITY BY LOCATION
Countries
Australia
48.9%
India
10.9%
United States
7.2%
Italy
4.2%
States
California
1.0%
New York
0.6%
Texas
0.5%
Florida
0.4%
BRAND AFFINITY
Nike
The Olympic Games
Adidas
Apple
Walt Disney
GoPro
ASICS
Trip
Décathlon
NBA
Puma
Netflix
DC Entertainment
Toyota
Canon
Starbucks
Marvel Entertainment
Sunnies Studios
Travelgram
Nutella
SOCIAL INTERESTS
Sports
Friends, Family & Relationships
Fitness & Yoga
Travel, Tourism & Aviation
Camera & Photography
Restaurants, Food & Grocery
Activewear
Clothes, Shoes, Handbags & Accessories
Cars & Motorbikes
Toys, Children & Baby
Television & Film
Music
Pets
Wedding
Electronics & Computers
Healthy Lifestyle
Art & Design
Coffee, Tea & Beverages
Beauty & Cosmetics
Shopping & Retail
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