GB & NI team set for World 100km Championships
A strong Great Britain and Northern Ireland team will compete at the World 100km Championships in Berlin, Germany on Saturday 27 August.
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Register for Running StatsA strong Great Britain and Northern Ireland team will compete at the World 100km Championships in Berlin, Germany on Saturday 27 August.
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Read moreThe Great Britain and Northern Ireland team enjoyed a superb evening at the Olympiastadion in Munich as they claimed four medals across the session including golds for Keely Hodgkinson and the men's 4x400m relay team, and bronze medals for the women's 4x400m relay and Lizzie Bird in the 3000m Steeplechase, taking GB NI's overall medal tally up to 18 overall.
Read moreLaura Muir took 1500m gold and Zharnel Hughes led a British 1-2 in the men's 200m as Great Britain Northern Ireland added five medals to their tally on a brilliant night in Munich. Jake Wightman and Ben Pattison also qualified for the 800m final.
Read moreJake Heyward surged to 1500m silver as Eilish McColgan and Jazmin Sawyers added brilliant 5,000m and long jump bronzes to the British medal tally on the fourth evening of European Championships action in Munich.
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