Summary

  • GOLD - American Sha'Carri Richardson wins 100m title in championship record 10.65 seconds

  • Jamaica's Shericka Jackson takes silver (10.72) and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce bronze (10.77)

  • Britain's Dina Asher-Smith comes eighth in 11:00 after qualifying for final as fastest loser

  • GOLD - American Grant Holloway runs 12.98 seconds to win third successive 110m hurdles title

  • Norway's Karsten Warholm fastest qualifier for Wednesday's 400m hurdles final with 47.09 run

  • GB's Molly Caudery qualifies for pole vault final but Holly Bradshaw misses out

  • Jessie Knight wins 400m hurdles heat to make semi-finals

Live Reporting

Matthew Henry

  1. A lot of love for Youhuu

    Harry Poole
    BBC Sport in Budapest

    Noah Lyles can try all he likes - but only the home athletes can contend with the reception that mascot Youhuu has received every night so far when it bursts out on to the track at the start of the afternoon sessions.

    Youhuu is a native Hungarian racka sheep - a type of sheep exclusive to areas inhabited by Hungarian people after settlers brought them here over 1,100 years, so I'm informed.

    Youhuu is kitted out in a running vest and running shoes, always ready for a potential late call-up.

    mascot YouhuuGetty Images
    mascot YouhuuGetty Images
    mascot YouhuuGetty Images

  2. How will Bol respond to Saturday's fall?

    Women's 400m hurdles heats

    World Athletics Championships 2023: Great Britain win silver in 4x400m mixed relay

    So to tonight's action...

    Netherlands' Femke Bol is one of the rising stars of athletics and came into these championships with eyes on gold.

    She would have expected one in the mixed 4x400m relay but on Saturday tripped while leading with the finish line agonisingly close.

    How will Bol respond? She goes in the fourth heat of the individual today.

    Jamaica’s Andrenette Knight (heat three) is the second quickest this year.

    Britain's Jessie Knight goes in heat five.

  3. 'I managed a burst of energy'

    World Athletics Championships: Emotional Katarina Johnson-Thompson on second World title

    Katarina Johnson-Thompson spoke to BBC Sport: I knew it was just under three seconds. My coaches were telling me to keep it to within 20 metres, I think she got away from me a little bit. I tracked her and I'm so happy because a gap opened up and I managed to have a burst of energy.

    Being against Anna Hall certainly helped. I knew I couldn't let her get too far in front because it would be impossible to bridge that gap.

  4. 'I have been waiting for this'

    World Athletics Championships 2023: GB's Zharnel Hughes wins bronze in 100m final

    Zharnel Hughes spoke to BBC Sport after winning bronze in the 100m final: I have been waiting for this moment. I said to myself after Doha that I wanted to experience what it would be like going on the podium for a solo medal. 200m is what I started off in. Coach Mills said to me I have to get down to 19 seconds and I did it. I'm looking to get on the podium again.

  5. Day three highlights

    Dina Asher-SmithGetty Images

    17:40 BST: Women's pole vault qualification, featuring Holly Bradshaw

    17:50 BST: Women's 400m hurdles heats. Can Femke Bol recover from relay disappointment?

    18:33 BST: Men's 400m hurdles semi-finals, featuring Karsten Warholm

    19:30 BST: Men's discus final

    19:35 BST: Women's 100m semi-finals - Dina Asher-Smith, Daryll Neita, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Shericka Jackson, Sha'Carri Richardson and Marie-Josee Ta Lou.

    20:50 BST: Women's 100m final. Who will be crowned world's fastest woman?

  6. Johnson-Thompson wins stunning gold

    World Athletics Championships 2023: GB's Katarina Johnson-Thompson wins heptathlon title

    Sunday ended with Zharnel Hughes' 100m bronze - Great Britain's first men's 100m medal since Darren Campbell in 2003.

    Before that Katarina Johnson-Thompson completed a remarkable turnaround in her career by winning heptathlon gold.

    She needed to stay within 2.5 seconds of American Anna Hall, who on paper is a stronger 800m runner.

    Hall went out hard but Johnson-Thompson kept calm and finished under two seconds behind - running a personal best to take the world title for a second time.

    Can the British team bag another medal on day three?

  7. Speaking on Sunday's GB medals, Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Zharnel Hughes are in the BBC studio right now on TV.

    You can watch by clicking play above.

  8. World Athletics Championships 2023: GB's Katarina Johnson-Thompson wins heptathlon title

    Sunday was special for Katarina Johnson-Thompson and the rest of the Great Britain team.

    What will Monday bring?