Summary
Great Britain's medal chances at the World Athletics Championships faced a setback as Matthew Hudson-Smith did not qualify for the men's 400m final. Several other British athletes also missed out on advancing in their respective events. The British team remains without a medal four days into the nine-day competition.
Key Facts
- Matthew Hudson-Smith did not reach the 400m final, impacting Great Britain's medal hopes.
- Hudson-Smith had a hip issue during his heat and finished sixth in the semi-final.
- Other British athletes like Charlie Dobson and Sam Reardon also did not advance in their events.
- Earlier, Molly Caudery and Emile Cairess faced setbacks due to an injury and a marathon start issue.
- Zharnel Hughes and Jeremiah Azu missed the men's 100m final.
- Despite these challenges, some athletes, including Amber Anning, still pursue medals.
- Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone is a strong competitor in the women's 400m.
- Great Britain has not yet won any medals at these championships, while 31 other countries have.
