Britain's Medal Contenders Ready for Nanjing Showdown

Fresh from her Olympic 1500m bronze in Paris, Georgia Hunter-Bell leads Team GB's charge at the 2025 World Athletics Indoor Championships in Nanjing (21-23 March). The 31-year-old former cybersecurity specialist will compete alongside European Indoor bronze medalist Revee Walcott-Nolan in what promises to be a highly competitive women's middle-distance event.

Sprint Powerhouses

• Jeremiah Azu (men's 60m): The European Indoor champion brings scintillating form after his 6.49sec PB
• Amy Hunt: Olympic 4x100m silver medalist steps down to the 60m dash
• Andy Robertson: Fresh from European Indoor 60m bronze

Field Event Threats

• Molly Caudery: Defending world pole vault champion returns after precautionary withdrawal from Europeans
• Funminiyi Olajide: Emerging long jump talent making her global championship debut

Middle-Distance Depth

• George Mills: European Indoor 3000m silver medalist carries momentum
• Adam Fogg & Neil Gourley: Formidable 1500m duo with championship pedigree
• Innes FitzGerald: Rising star in women's 3000m (subject to qualification)

Championship Context

This marks the first World Indoors in China since the COVID-19 postponements, following Glasgow's successful 2024 edition. The Nanjing event serves as crucial preparation for the 2026 championships, with the host selection process already underway.

Complete Team GB Roster

Women

• 60m: Amy Hunt
• 400m: Amber Anning
• 1500m: Georgia Hunter-Bell, Revee Walcott-Nolan
• 3000m: Innes FitzGerald*
• Pole Vault: Molly Caudery
• Long Jump: Funminiyi Olajide

Men

• 60m: Jeremiah Azu, Andy Robertson
• 1500m: Adam Fogg, Neil Gourley
• 3000m: George Mills
• Shot Put: Scott Lincoln

Pending final qualification standards