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Keely Hodgkinson reveals how freak canal accident ruined world record bid - AOL (opens the original)
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Keely Hodgkinson has lifted the lid on how plans to chase the 800m world record this summer were ruined by a freak accident that her team has likened to whiplash. The Olympic champion will run her final race of the season in the Athlos meeting in London on Friday, having returned last week from a hamstring tear sustained at the European Championships in August. Related: Alexis Ohanian aims high with women’s Athlos meeting – and hits back at Sydney Sweeney However, Hodgkinson believes the root ca
‘Why can’t it be 100 times more popular?’: Ohanian aims high with women’s Athlos meeting - AOL (opens the original)
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The timing could hardly be better. After a week when the discourse around women’s sport has been dominated by the actor Sydney Sweeney posing naked – and the intense backlash and counter-backlash – London will stage a major all-female track‑and‑field event on Friday. A sell-out crowd at the Athlos meeting at the StoneX Stadium in Hendon will feature Britain’s Keely Hodgkinson, along with the American stars Gabby Thomas and Tara Davis-Woodhall, competing for a prize fund of $1m (£750,000). There
London snubbed in favour of Nairobi for 2029 World Athletics Championships - AOL (opens the original)
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London’s bid for the 2029 World Athletics Championships has ended in failure and heartbreak after it lost out to Nairobi. It marks an historic day for the Kenyan capital as it becomes the first African city to host the global championships. World Athletics president Seb Coe also announced that Munich would be staging the 2031 event, saying it had “all the ingredients to be a spectacular world championships.” Related: Hunt and Kerr have lit up summer, but will star athletes make Spoty shortlist?
Hunt and Kerr have lit up summer, but will star athletes make Spoty shortlist? - AOL (opens the original)
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It should be the biggest no-brainer of the sporting year. After a summer where athletics has captured hearts and headlines, and made so many fans fall back in love with it again, either Amy Hunt or Josh Kerr should win the award for BBC Sports Personality of the Year. The bookies’ odds suggest many others think the same way: Hunt is the even-money favourite, Kerr is second, with Harry Kane a stride or two back in third. Yet Kerr knows he cannot take anything for granted. Related: ‘Just making a
‘I’m not a robot’: Josh Kerr primed to peak against arch rival Ingebrigtsen - AOL (opens the original)
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The richest event in track and field history launches in Budapest this weekend, and the prospect of walking away with $150,000 at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship has got Josh Kerr ready to rumble again, on and off the track. Some critics have noted that the Scot has run only five times in 2026 – compared with Amy Hunt’s 43 races – and has had to rely on a wild card from World Athletics to even compete in Budapest. Others, including the double Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen, have q
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