Keely Hodgkinson made additional progress on her 400m pace in Rome, coming house with a time of 51.14 in a race gained by Henriette Jaeger; two-time world indoor champion Molly Caudery clinched the pole vault title with a season’s greatest soar of 4.80m
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Sky Sports activities’ Geraint Hughes speaks to Staff GB’s Keely Hodgkinson about her 800m world file try
Sky Sports activities’ Geraint Hughes speaks to Staff GB’s Keely Hodgkinson about her 800m world file try
Keely Hodgkinson claimed a private greatest as she completed seventh on her ladies’s 400m Diamond League debut in Rome.
The Paris gold medallist is trying to smash Jarmila Kratochvilova’s near-43-year-old ladies’s out of doors 800m file this summer season and made additional progress on her 400m pace, coming house with a time of 51.14 in a race gained by Henriette Jaeger.
Hodgkinson completed behind compatriot Amber Anning, who positioned in fifth place with a time of fifty.19 on the Stadio Olimpico.
Two-time world indoor champion Molly Caudery clinched the pole vault title with a season’s greatest soar of 4.80m, whereas fellow indoor champion Georgia Hunter Bell got here first within the ladies’s 1500m with a time of three minutes 58.63 seconds.
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Hodgkinson speaks after successful 800m gold in a championship file time on the World Athletics Indoor Championships
Olympic champion Julien Alfred gained the ladies’s 200m, whereas 2025 World Championships silver medallist Amy Hunt took fourth in 22.52 seconds and got here in entrance of fifth-placed Dina Asher-Smith, who completed in 22.76 seconds.
Olympic champion Noah Lyles took the lads’s 100m title with a time of 9.88 seconds, forward of Cameroon’s Emmanuel Eseme and Botswana’s Letsile Tebogo in second and third respectively. Jeremiah Azu got here ninth.
