Despite two home championships coming up this summer, fans enjoyed seeing a mix of experienced British athletes competing for medals and a good number of athletes making their debut for GB & NI at the World Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland. We've selected the following performances for supporters to select their memorable moment.

Josh Kerr was determined to win back his world 3000m title, and he did not disappoint. At the bell, Kerr surged decisively to the front, holding off the competition to cross the line in a season’s best 7:35.56 and take gold.

Scott Lincoln  was our stand-out field athlete just missing out on a medal with a season's best 21.13m put demonstrating the wisdom of his move to Australia for coaching.

Then in the final session we celebrated golden hour with three gold medals. First Georgia Hunter Bell watched Haylom disappearing into the distance in the 1500m, but led the pack to haul her in. Georgia won in a world-leading 3:58.53. Then Molly Caudery returned after a disappointing two years no-heighting in the Olympics and then injuring herself in the warm-up at last year's world championships. Returning from a career-threatening injury Molly cleared 4.85m to take gold and her second world indoor title. Finally Keely Hodgkinson, following her stunning world indoor 800m record, led from gun to tape pulling away on the 3rd lap to win the 800m by over 10 metres from Werro in a championship record of 1:55.30.

Which of these was your memorable moment for the championships? You can vote for your favourite here!

Make your choice for the Memorable Moment below, fill in your first and last name, then submit your vote at the bottom of the form. Maximum of one vote per member.

Deadline for voting: 7pm Tuesday  24 March 2026.

The winner will be announced via BASC email, social media and website.

To submit your vote:
• Select one athlete
• Tick the 'I'm not a robot' box below
• Click the Submit Vote button.

The screen will display a confirmation message that we have received your vote.