Keely Hodgkinson finishes second at World Athletics Ultimate Championship
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 12, 2026, 7:17 PM
Last updated Sep 12, 2026

Keely Hodgkinson secured second place in the 800m at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest. Audrey Werro claimed the first-place prize, marking her second victory over the Olympic champion this summer. Following the race, Hodgkinson revealed that she competed while managing a torn hamstring sustained during the European Championships in Birmingham last month. Despite the injury and the loss, the 24-year-old expressed pride in her performance and her approach to the competition. She remains optimistic about her rivalry with Werro and Femke Bol, viewing their competitive presence as a positive force for the sport. Hodgkinson plans to continue her career with an eye toward future matchups against her rivals next season.
- •Keely Hodgkinson placed second at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest.
- •Audrey Werro finished first to claim the $150,000 prize.
- •Hodgkinson competed with a torn hamstring sustained at the European Championships.
- •The 24-year-old plans to resume racing against Audrey Werro next season.
- 7:17 PMYahoo Sports — Keely Hodgkinson reveals hamstring injury after suffering another defeat to Audrey Werro
"Hodgkinson finished second to her great rival at the Ultimate Championship in Budapest
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