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Asher-Smith and Hughes set championship records in 200m
Hunter Bell and Burgin win 800m titles
Anning and Dobson win 400m titles
Gourley and Calvert win 1500m finals, Kerr wins 5,000m
Lake wins women's high jump, Sawyers triumphs in long jump
Hahn wins golds in 100m ambulant
Neil Gourley takes gold in the final race of the UK Championships!
Similarly to the last race, Elliott Giles was leading the race before a late surge from Gourley secured him the victory. A bit of contact between the two leaders in the dying seconds raised some eyebrows.
Sarah Calvert takes the gold in an incredible race!
She overtook Laura Muir in the dying seconds to secure what is surely the biggest win of her career.
One more race remains.
Image source, Getty ImagesMax Burgin wins the men's 800m in comfortable fashion.
Amber Anning wins the women's 400m.
Image source, Getty ImagesGeorgia Hunter Bell takes gold in the women's 800m.
It was a comfortable victory for the 31 year-old, who was the only runner to finish in less than two minutes.
Charlie Dobson wins gold in the men's 400m.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd another championship record!
Dina Asher-Smith wins in an incredibly close race with Amy Hunt. The pair both clocked in at 22.14 seconds, but the 29 year-old takes the gold medal.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe have a new 200m record in the UK Athletics Championships!
Zharnel Hughes takes gold with an incredible sprint, which cloked in at 19.90 seconds.
Image source, Getty ImagesTade Ojora takes gold in the men's 110m hurdles.
Image source, Getty ImagesSophie Hahn wins another gold medal in the second women's 100m ambulant.
Josh Kerr wins the men's 5000m race.
The 1500m World Champion and Olympic silver medallist put on a dominant display, finishing almost nine seconds ahead of second placed Jack Kavanagh.
Phil Norman wins gold in the men's 3000m steeplechase.
Kyle Brotherton takes gold in the men's 1500m wheelchair.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMorgan Lake wins the women's high jump.
Kieran O'Hara wins the men's 1500m ambulant.
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Image source, Getty ImagesLina Nielsen wins the women's 400m hurdles.
In the men's, Tyri Donovan took gold.
Image source, Getty ImagesArchie Yeo wins gold in the men's triple jump with a 15.79m jump.
Image source, Getty ImagesBekah Walton took gold in the Women's Javelin throw, her fifth consecutive title at the UK Championships.
Double Paralympic champion Sophie Hahn won the opening 100m ambulant women's race.
Cameron Corbishley won the Men's 5000m race walk, while Hannah Hopper was victorious the women's race.
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The UK Athletics Championships head to Birmingham and BBC Sport will be showing live coverage of all the action from the UK’s second city.
Making a return to Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium for the first time since 2019; the 2025 UK Championships serve as a precursor to the European Championships that take place there next year.
The British Athletics Championships this time serve as a key qualifying event for the World Athletics Championships taking place in September in Tokyo. GB stars are in action across the weekend, starting on Saturday morning and finishing with the Men’s 1500m final on Sunday. The championships will also include various para-athletics events as they get set for the 2025 World Championships in New Delhi, India.
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