Josh Kerr dominated the 1500m race, securing Britain's first Ultimate Championship title and a $150,000 prize. Kerr's victory marked the conclusion of the inaugural event in Budapest. He previously broke the 27-year mile world record and won Commonwealth Games gold.

Kerr, 28, expressed his focus on major championships, emphasizing his preparation routine. Despite criticism for selective racing, he believes it allows him to peak at key moments. Kerr's win showcased his ability to handle pressure, following a calf injury last year. Read more racing coverage.

Amy Hunt improved her performance in the women's 200m, achieving a season's best time of 22.10 seconds. Despite disappointment in the 100m, Hunt found motivation in the 200m, highlighting the spirit of women in sport. American Melissa Jefferson-Wooden set the fourth-fastest women's 200m time ever with 21.47 seconds. Related: Jefferson-Wooden wins 100m at World Athletics Ultimate Championship.

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