OLYMPIC 800m champion Keely Hodgkinson has not ruled out the possibility of breaking athletics’ longest-standing world record at the London Diamond League meeting in July.Hodgkinson set the first world record of her career in February, smashing the 24-year-old indoor 800m marker, set on the day she was born, in one minute, 54.87 seconds in Lievin.

OLYMPIC 800m champion Keely Hodgkinson has not ruled out the possibility of breaking athletics’ longest-standing world record at the London Diamond League meeting in July.

Hodgkinson set the first world record of her career in February, smashing the 24-year-old indoor 800m marker, set on the day she was born, in one minute, 54.87 seconds in Lievin.

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