Amy Hunt claims European 100m gold in Birmingham

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Amy Hunt claims European 100m gold in Birmingham
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Amy Hunt won her first senior international title by clinching the 100m gold at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham on August 10, 2026. She finished the race in 11.00 seconds, overcoming a fifth-place position at the halfway mark. The victory marks Great Britain's first gold medal at the tournament. Hunt had recently secured silver in the Commonwealth 100m and aims to take part in the 200m and 4x100m relay events during the championships. Dina Asher-Smith, the defending champion, finished fifth in this race with a time of 11.10 seconds.

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  • •Hunt wins gold with a time of 11.00 seconds.
  • •This is her first senior international title.
  • •Dina Asher-Smith finishes fifth in 11.10 seconds.
  • •Great Britain also claimed silver in the mixed 4x400m relay.
  • •Hunt aims to compete in 200m and relays this week.
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  • 9:22 PMThe Guardian Sport — Quicksilver Amy Hunt flies to glorious golden double in 200m
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  • 9:11 PMBBC Sport — Hunt surges to 200m glory to win second European gold
  • 9:08 PMBBC Sport — 'This is her stage!' - Hunt takes 200m gold
  • 8:19 AMYahoo Sports — 'I want it all': British sprinter Amy Hunt hits high notes in medal charge at European championships
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24-year-old secures title in 11.00sec in Birmingham Norway win 4x400m mixed relay, Britain second Britain’s Amy Hunt sprinted to women’s 100m glory to take a brilliant gold at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. The 24-year-old came into the event as favourite, having won world silver over 200m in Tokyo and 100m at the Commonwealth Games a fortnight ago – and she delivered in emphatic style. Hunt is never the quickest starter. In truth, she started like a woman whose spikes had been superglued to her blocks. But she came through at the finish to win in 11.00sec. Ewa Swoboda of Poland took silver in 11.02 and Delphine Nkansa claimed bronze for Belgium in 11.06. Continue reading...

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Hunt adds longer sprint title to her 100m Dina Asher-Smith forced to settle for bronze Two down. Two to go. Amy Hunt’s dream of winning a record four gold medals at a single European championships gathered further momentum with a bravura performance in front of a raucous Alexander Stadium crowd. Hunt was given a huge cheer by the 20,082 in attendance, by far the biggest of the championships so far, when she was introduced in lane seven. But she had to work hard to get past her domestic rival Dina Asher-Smith, in lane eight. Continue reading...

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British sprinter first to win four titles at single event Dina Asher-Smith hits record 11 European medals total If there was any remaining doubt that this has been Amy Hunt’s European Championships, it was dispelled over 10 seconds of controlled fury as the newest British sporting superstar completed an unprecedented quadruple. When the baton was slapped into her hand on the anchor leg of the mixed 4x100m relay, the British athlete was a fraction behind Gina Lückenkemper of Germany. But then Hunt became the hunter. Continue reading...

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