Andrew Lloyd is an English-born Australian distance runner who rose to fame by winning numerous high-profile Australian road races & fun runs throughout the 1980s & 1990s. Arguably the highlight of Lloyd's career was his last lap come-from-behind victory in the Auckland Commonwealth Games 5000m event in 1990.

Five years prior to this victory, Lloyd was involved in a devastating car crash that claimed the life of his wife & left him in traction with doctors advising that his running career was over. He worked closely with coach Dick Telford at the Australian Institute of Sport through his rehabilitation & just over a year later returned to racing at the 1986 City 2 Surf where he claimed his third victory in this iconic fun run.

Lloyd continued to work harder and despite the pain that came with every run he went on to represent Australia at World Championships, Olympic & Commonwealth Games in a successful comeback. Following retirement Lloyd continued to run regularly for fitness with his family & he owns a sports company that imports products for athletes.

Track Championships	Road Championships	Off-Road Championships
1982 NSW 1500m 1982 NSW 5000m 1984-85 Australian 5000m 1984-85 Australian 10000m 1986-87 Australian 10000m 1987-88 Australian 5000m 1988-89 Australian 10000m 1989-90 Australian 1500m 1991-92 Australian Mile 1991-92 Australian 5000m	1984 Australian Marathon 1986 Australian Road Running	1993 Australian Cross Country
International Competition	Olympic Games	Commonwealth Games
1985 Pacific Conference Games 1985 World Cross Country 1989 World Cup 1989 World Cross Country 1991 World Championships	1988 Seoul	1990 Auckland
World Records	Australian Records	State Records
	Australian 3000m - 7m 45.95s - 2 Dec 1990

* Records set en-route to longer distance.
^ Overseas performances not recognised as records before 1969.
# Best on record for Non-Record Events.