- Keely Hodgkinson has not run since he won the Olympic gold in the last August
- She has never won a medal in the world inside and was an important goal for her.
- The British cannot defend the title in the European Indoor championship.
Keely Hodgkinson will miss the World Interior Championship next month, since its hamstring injury means that you will not have time to qualify for the event.
The 800 -meter Olympic champion was hoping to compete in Nanjing, China, despite the injury that has ruled out her Klassic world record attempt on Saturday.
However, although Hodgkinson could be adequate for the global event that begins on March 21, it will not have recovered in time to establish a qualification yield before the deadline of March 9.
The classification window was only opened in September and the 22 -year -old has not run since he won gold at the Paris Olympic Games last August. There are no exemptions for Nanjing for Olympic champions.
Hodgkinson has never won a medal in the world inside and was an important goal for her this season, after an injury also prevented her from competing in the event in Glasgow last year.
He will also not be able to defend his title in the European Indoor Championship in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands, which begins on March 6.
Keely Hodgkinson has not run since she won 800 m gold at the Paris Olympic Games last August
Now he will focus on winning his first gold medal in the World Championship in Tokyo
Hodgkinson will not be able to defend his title in the European Indoor championship.
Instead, Hodgkinson will now focus on winning his first gold medal in the World Championship in Tokyo in September.
Speaking on Friday about her injury, the British star said: 'I had my last training session on Wednesday and that was very good. I just made some steps after training and in the last I felt this pull in my hamstrings.
“At first I thought:” Maybe it's not so bad, “and then I got a scan and revealed some tear.
'Unfortunately, hamstrings are quite temperamental. They should not be put. I'm not going to run for a while.
'The doctor said it was moderate. But it is close to the tendon, which makes it a little more fragile. He is also sitting in a nerve.
'It is a third grade, so it is well done decently. I wait up to six weeks. It could be faster, it could be longer.
'But I should not affect my outdoor season, which is the main thing. It is simply very, very bad time.