Is it too soon to call them Team GB's "class of 2002"?
Keely Hodgkinson, Amy Hunt, and Emma Finucane, all born in the same year, have already amassed an impressive total of 17 Olympic, world, and European titles. Finucane further enhances her accolades with four Commonwealth Games golds she secured for Wales in Glasgow over the summer.

After her triumphs, Finucane expressed admiration for sprinter Amy Hunt, noting her glamorous nails and historic golds at the European Athletics Championships. Meanwhile, Keely Hodgkinson showcased her prowess by clinching first place in the 800m at Athlos, donning a specially-designed suit that merged fashion, speed, and science.

As Finucane prepares for the upcoming World Track Championships, she adopts a similar approach in her quest for gold.

Ultimately when I feel confident and unstoppable on the track, I feel like I can do anything,

• She emphasized how Hodgkinson's iconic nails and fashion choices inspire her.

Finucane believes that confidence extends beyond physical training. She highlighted the importance of psychological preparation, stating, "It's not really spoken about how you're feeling and how confident you need to be."

With rigorous training at Manchester's velodrome, she combines physical conditioning with a focus on self-expression through style. "When I get my nails done or my hair done, little things like that are the final touches," she added.

In a sport where strength meets femininity, Finucane exemplifies how athletes can blend empowerment with performance.