Keely Hodgkinson claimed her first world indoor 800m title with a championship record of 1:55.30 in Torun, Poland, becoming Great Britain's first ever women's 800m world champion.
Josh Kerr reclaimed his world indoor 3,000m title in Torun, Poland, surging past Olympic rival Cole Hocker on the final lap to win in 7:35.56 and complete a remarkable comeback from injury.
Defending champion Jeremiah Azu finished fourth in the 60m final at the 2026 World Athletics Indoor Championships in Torun, missing bronze by just 0.01 seconds after setting a Welsh record in the semis.