Georgia Hunter Bell has had an incredible year, securing a hat-trick of gold medals at the World Indoor Championships, for England at the Commonwealth Games, and for Team GB at the European Championships. The success of British female track athletes in 2025 extends beyond her achievements.

Amy Hunt made headlines with a record four-gold display at the European Championships in Birmingham, while Dina Asher-Smith became the all-time medal leader at the championships, winning her 11th medal, including eight golds. Additionally, Keely Hodgkinson clinched World Indoor gold in the 800m with the second-fastest indoor time ever and set a new British record in the summer, although she missed out on gold at the Europeans due to muscle issues.

Hunter Bell expressed her excitement about being part of this successful era, saying, "It's really cool. just being part of this era. It's really fun." She emphasized the camaraderie among teammates, stating, "We're locked into everyone's goals... it makes you even more keen to do well because you want to contribute."

Hunt also gained attention not just for her performance but for her curated nail art that showcased Birmingham landmarks. She noted, "Everyone knows I love a bit of glam and I love my nails."

Hunter Bell highlighted the importance of feeling confident on the start line, stating, "It's about doing whatever you need to feel confident... it makes you race better if you're feeling good about yourself."

In her final race of the 2026 season, Hodgkinson debuted a new full-length, hooded speed suit, reminiscent of Cathy Freeman's iconic outfit from the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Hunter Bell remarked on its potential, saying, "It will be interesting to see whether it becomes the norm. They do say it's quicker, so I'm definitely not ruling it out."