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British runner Keely Hodgkinson captured her first world indoor championship gold just one month after breaking a 24-year-old world record. The 24-year-old Olympic champion dominated the 800m final after missing nearly a year due to injury.
British runner Keely Hodgkinson has finally captured the one medal missing from her collection, winning her first world indoor championship in commanding style. The Olympic gold medalist made history for Great Britain with a championship record performance, capping off the country's most successful World Indoor Championships ever.
Britain's Keely Hodgkinson just broke a 23-year-old indoor record and now has her sights set on track's most untouchable mark. The 800m outdoor world record has stood for 43 years, but the Olympic champion believes 2026 is her year.
Britain's Olympic champion is chasing athletics' longest-standing world record after recovering from a devastating injury. The 23-year-old just broke a 23-year indoor record and believes the outdoor mark is next.
Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson just smashed a 23-year-old indoor record and believes she can break athletics' longest-standing world record this year. After battling back from injury, the 23-year-old British runner is closer than ever to rewriting history.
British runner Keely Hodgkinson shattered a world record that stood since the day she was born, claiming the indoor 800m title in spectacular fashion. The 23-year-old's achievement ends nearly a quarter-century wait for a new benchmark in the event.
Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson shattered a world record that stood since the day she was born, running the 800m in 1:54.87. The 23-year-old British star shaved nearly a second off the previous indoor record in a thrilling race in France.
Keely Hodgkinson just shattered a world record that stood since the day she was born. The British athlete broke the women's indoor 800m record that seemed untouchable for nearly 24 years.
Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson just ran the third-fastest women's indoor 800m in history, clocking 1:56.33 and smashing her own British record by nearly a full second. Now the 23-year-old has her sights set on breaking the world record that's stood for 24 years.