Hunt claims fourth gold as GB wins first mixed 4x100m relay title
Great Britain's team won the inaugural mixed 4x100m relay at the European Athletics Championships. The victory gave Amy Hunt her fourth gold medal of the tournament.

The European Athletics Championships featured a mixed 4x100m relay for the first time, combining male and female runners on the same team. Great Britain claimed victory in this new event.
The winning quartet consisted of Jeremiah Azu, Dina Asher-Smith, Zharnel Hughes and Amy Hunt. Together they secured gold for Great Britain in the newly introduced discipline.
For Hunt, the win marked her fourth gold medal of the championships, underlining her outstanding form throughout the competition. Her teammates Azu, Asher-Smith and Hughes each played a key role in the relay, combining smoothly to deliver Britain's win in the first-ever running of this mixed event at the European Championships.
The mixed relay format has become an increasingly common addition to major athletics championships in recent years, reflecting a broader trend toward diversifying competition formats. Britain's triumph in the event's European Championship debut marks a notable milestone for the discipline.


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