THE Scot crowned World's Strongest Man for the third time says he hopes he inspires kids with autism to achieve their goals.
Tom Stoltman, from Invergordon, EasterRoss, won the crown back in the US at the weekend to add to his wins in 2021 and 2022.
The 29-year-old was diagnosed with autism at the age of five and faced bullying at school because of his condition.
Now he wants to encourage others with the neurodevelopment disorder to not see it as a barrier.
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