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The teenage brothers, like their father, have also played rugby. But they are now fully focused on their athletics ambitions.<\/p>\n
“[My aim] would be trying to get into Diamond Leagues or another huge goal would be the Olympics,” Donovan said.<\/p>\n
“That’s always a goal I’ve always had… to be able to perform at the same level that our grandad did.”<\/p>\n
Lawson has his eye on further international selections and setting British records for his age group.<\/p>\n
“Long-term wise, I think in 2028, obviously it’s a long shot, but it would be good to see whether I could get a place [at the Olympic Games],” he said.<\/p>\n
“In 2032, it would be good if I could get qualified, maybe come top eight, and then maybe see if I could get top three.”<\/p>\n
Geoff Capes won two Commonwealth titles and came closest to an Olympic medal when he placed fifth at Moscow 1980.<\/p>\n
He was World’s Strongest Man in 1983 and 1985. Such competitions are another avenue that his grandsons could take if they wanted to follow in his footsteps.<\/p>\n
“It looks a lot of fun. But then it’s also completely another lifestyle,” Donovan added. <\/p>\n
“You’ve just got to put everything into that and you’ve got to go crazy for it.<\/p>\n
“That could be in the back of my mind, but then also the Highland Games could be an option.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n