Hodgkinson pulls out of record attempt through injury

Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson has been forced to pull out of her record-breaking attempt due to a serious injury. The British middle-distance runner was aiming to break the world record for the 800 meters but a recent injury has dashed her hopes.

Hodgkinson, who shot to fame after winning gold at the Tokyo Olympics, has been training tirelessly for this record attempt and was in peak physical condition. However, a setback during a training session has left her unable to compete.

The athlete expressed her disappointment in a statement released earlier today, stating that she is devastated to have to withdraw from the attempt. Hodgkinson was hoping to make history and solidify her place as one of the greatest middle-distance runners of all time.

Despite this setback, Hodgkinson remains positive and is focusing on her recovery. She is determined to come back stronger and break the record in the future. Fans have flooded social media with messages of support for the young champion, wishing her a speedy recovery.

Hodgkinson’s coach has also expressed his disappointment at the turn of events, but remains confident that she will bounce back from this setback. The athlete is expected to undergo further tests and treatment in the coming weeks to assess the extent of her injury.

The record attempt was set to take place next month, but will now be postponed until Hodgkinson is fully recovered. The athlete is determined to achieve her goal and break the world record, and will stop at nothing to make it happen.