Romell Glave claimed the European 100m title in Birmingham, leading a British one-two finish. Glave clocked 10.09, with Jeremiah Azu second at 10.16. Glave's victory marked his redemption after a previous bronze in 2024.

The Alexander Stadium has been a lucky venue for Glave, who won his first British title there. His win followed Amy Hunt's victory in the women's title the day before. Glave's coach, Michael Afilaka, played a key role in his preparation. Read more racing coverage.

Italy's Lamont Marcell Jacobs, the two-time defending champion, pulled up with a hamstring injury. Glave had previously expressed a desire for redemption against Jacobs, which he achieved with his win. Glave's hard work and focus paid off in the final race. Related: British Sprinters Shine at European Athletics Championships.

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