Who defended their British indoor athletics titles?

Jeremiah Azu defended his 60m title and Abigail Pawlett retained her 60m hurdles title at the British indoor athletics championships.

What were Jeremiah Azu's winning time and aspirations?

Jeremiah Azu won the 60m title with a season's best time of 6.56 seconds and sees it as a 'dress rehearsal' for defending his title at the World Athletics Indoor Championships.

What was Abigail Pawlett's performance in the 60m hurdles?

Abigail Pawlett defended her 60m hurdles title with a time of 8.05 seconds, improving her personal best twice during the competition.

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Azu & Pawlett Defend British Titles

15 Feb

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Summary

Jeremiah Azu successfully defended his 60m title.
Abigail Pawlett also retained her 60m hurdles title.
Thomas Walley secured a bronze medal in pole vault.

Jeremiah Azu, the 24-year-old Welsh sprinter, successfully defended his British indoor 60m title in Birmingham with a season's best time of 6.56 seconds. Azu, already a European and World indoor champion, expressed that the victory served as a crucial "dress rehearsal" for the upcoming World Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland next month, where he aims to retain another title.

Abigail Pawlett, 23, also retained her 60m hurdles title, clocking 8.05 seconds in the final. She achieved this by setting a personal best twice during the competition, including a mark of 8.06 seconds in the semi-finals. In the pole vault event, Wrexham's Thomas Walley contributed to Wales' success by winning a bronze medal with a clearance of 5.25 meters.

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