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The UK Athletics Indoor Championships is Britain's top indoor track and field event, featuring athletes like Amber Anning, Amy Hunt, Ben Pattison, Dina Asher-Smith, Jeremiah Azu, Josh Kerr and Molly Caudery
Competing in sprints, middle-distance, jumps, and throws, with performances counting toward World Indoor Championship selection
The two-day event is being held at the Utilita Arena Birmingham
Dina Asher‑Smith delivers a stunning performance at the UK Athletics Indoor Championships in Birmingham, clocking 7.05 seconds to claim the women's 60 m title.
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Image source, Getty ImagesJeremiah Azu of Great Britain celebrates after winning the men 60m finals during day one of the UK Athletics Indoor Championship
World champion Jeremiah Azu delivered a sensational performance at the 2025 UK Athletics Indoor Championships in Birmingham, storming to victory in the men’s 60 m final with a time of 6.56 seconds. The explosive sprint matched his personal best and cemented his status as Britain’s fastest indoor sprinter.
From the gun, Azu surged ahead of a competitive field, maintaining his speed through the finish line to claim the national title in commanding fashion. The win adds another highlight to his impressive career, following his recent success on the world stage and further showcasing his readiness for upcoming international competitions.
British sprint star Dina Asher‑Smith delivered a stunning performance at the World Indoor Tour Final in Birmingham, clocking 7.05 seconds to claim the women’s 60 m title. The race showcased her trademark explosive start and smooth acceleration, allowing her to pull clear of a strong field in the final meters.
Asher‑Smith had already impressed in the heats, setting a new British indoor record of 7.03 seconds, highlighting her remarkable form and consistency over the indoor season. This victory adds another milestone to her illustrious career, reinforcing her status as one of the world’s top sprinters.
Image source, Getty ImagesDina Asher-Smith of Great Britain celebrates after winning the 60m final during day one of the UK Athletics Indoor Championships
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Read MoreKeely Hodgkinson delivers a sensational performance in the women's 800m heats, clocking 1:56:33, setting a new national record at the UK Athletics Indoor Championships in Birmingham.
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Image source, Getty ImagesKeely Hodgkinson of Great Britain competes on the 800m women heats
British middle-distance star Keely Hodgkinson delivered a sensational performance in the women’s 800m heats, clocking 1:56.33 to set a new National Record. The stunning run not only secured her comfortable qualification for the next round but also underlined her status as one of the world’s premier two-lap specialists.
From the gun, Hodgkinson looked composed and in control, positioning herself perfectly before unleashing her trademark finishing speed over the final 200 metres. Her smooth stride and tactical awareness allowed her to surge clear, stopping the clock at 1:56.33 — the fastest time ever recorded by a British woman in the event.
Image source, Getty ImagesMolly Caudery of Great Britain celebrates at the women pole vault final during day one of the UK Athletics Indoor Championships at Utilita Arena Birmingham
Competitors will compete for national indoor titles across sprints, middle-distance races, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
Outstanding performances may also influence selection for the World Athletics Indoor Championships in March, adding extra significance to the event.
The championships feature a star-studded line-up, including Dina Asher-Smith, Keely Hodgkinson, Amber Anning, Amy Hunt, Molly Caudery, Ben Pattison, Jeremiah Azu, and Josh Kerr. Fans can expect high-calibre performances, close finishes, and compelling contests throughout the weekend.
With its combination of elite athletes, national pride, and the electric atmosphere of Utilita Arena Birmingham, the UK Indoor Championships promise to be a highlight of the domestic athletics calendar. Both spectators in the arena and viewers on BBC platforms are in for an exciting and memorable sporting weekend.
Image source, Getty ImagesTade Ojora of Great Britain competes on the 60m Hurdles men heats during day one of the UK Athletics Indoor Championships
Saturday 14 February
11:26 GMT – 60m – Women – Round 1
12:15 GMT – 60m – Men – Round 1
13:03 GMT – Pole Vault – Women – Final
13:10 GMT – 400m – Women – Round 1
13:40 GMT – 60m Hurdles – Women – Round 1
14:05 GMT – Long Jump – Women – Final
14:10 GMT – 60m Hurdles – Men – Round 1
14:40 GMT – 400m – Men – Round 1
15:12 GMT – 60m – Women – Semi-Final
15:32 GMT – 60m – Men – Semi-Final
15:52 GMT – 800m – Men – Round 1
16:12 GMT – Triple Jump – Men – Final
16:17 GMT – 60m Hurdles – Women – Semi-Final
16:35 GMT – Pole Vault – Men – Final
16:38 GMT – 60m Hurdles – Men – Semi-Final
16:55 GMT – 800m – Women – Round 1
17:20 GMT – 60m Paralympic – Women – Final
17:30 GMT – 60m Paralympic – Men – Final
17:38 GMT – 60m – Women – Final
17:48 GMT – 60m – Men – Final
17:55 GMT – 400m – Women – Semi-Final
18:15 GMT – 400m – Men – Semi-Final
18:35 GMT – 60m Hurdles – Women – Final
18:45 GMT – 60m Hurdles – Men – Final
18:52 GMT – 1500m – Men – Round 1
19:10 GMT – 1500m – Women – Round 1
All timings are subject to change.
Issy Boffey is racing in front of a home crowd at the city's Utilita Arena this weekend.
Read MoreGet ready, athletics fans! The 2026 Novuna UK Athletics Indoor Championships hits Utilita Arena Birmingham this Saturday and Sunday (14–15 February), and it’s set to be a thrilling showcase of speed, skill, and sheer determination.
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