Sponsor Piers Copeland
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About
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Piers Copeland is a Welsh middle-distance runner specialising in the 1500 metres. He represented Great Britain at the 2021 European Indoor Championships finishing fifth in the final. Earlier, he won a silver medal at the 2019 European U23 Championships.
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Overview
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Audience demographics
AGE DEMOGRAPHIC
GENDER AUDIENCE
Male: 69.52%
Female: 30.48%
POPULARITY BY LOCATION
Countries
United Kingdom
79.8%
United States
5.0%
Spain
1.3%
Ireland
1.2%
States
New York
0.7%
Massachusetts
0.4%
Oregon
0.4%
Tennessee
0.4%
BRAND AFFINITY
Nike
Adidas
The Olympic Games
New Balance
ASICS
Apple
Walt Disney
GoPro
Guinness
Myprotein
Gymshark
Red Bull
Netflix
Reebok
Under Armour
Trip
Amazon
Spotify Music
Puma
Travelgram
SOCIAL INTERESTS
Sports
Fitness & Yoga
Activewear
Travel, Tourism & Aviation
Camera & Photography
Restaurants, Food & Grocery
Friends, Family & Relationships
Clothes, Shoes, Handbags & Accessories
Cars & Motorbikes
Television & Film
Pets
Toys, Children & Baby
Healthy Lifestyle
Music
Electronics & Computers
Wedding
Beer, Wine & Spirits
Shopping & Retail
Coffee, Tea & Beverages
Art & Design
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