The Day (2) After | World Ultimate Championship - Werro wins again as brilliant Jefferson-Wooden claims 100m title
Podium AthleticsShow Notes
Hannah and Rich wrap up the day two action in Budapest, where Keely Hodgkinson finished second to Audrey Werro despite the Olympic champion admitting she tore her hamstring just four weeks ago.
Georgia Hunter Bell spoke of her pride after finishing second to Klaudia Kazimierska in the 1500m, having claimed three out of the four titles she’d been going for this season, while Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Kenny Bednarek are halfway through completing the sprint double.
We also look at what’s working, and what isn’t, at the Ultimates - and whether the field events are getting enough screen time after Haruka Kitaguchi produced a lifetime best throw to win the javelin.
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Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
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