Day two of the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest, as the sport's biggest names go head-to-head in bold, new championship
Keely Hodgkinson finishes second in women's 800m behind rival Audrey Werro - and tells BBC Sport she tore her hamstring at the European Championships in August
GB's Georgia Hunter Bell finishes second in women's 1500m final
Amy Hunt says she needs to "go back and regroup" after coming last in women's 100m final
American star Melissa Jefferson-Wooden wins 100m in 10.62 seconds, the equal seventh fastest time in history
Event winners earn $150,000 (£110,000) each with total prize fund of $10m (£7.4m)
Women's 400m final
Another win for the win predictor.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen wasn't best pleased with that yesterday. He was projected to finish 12th after missing most of the year, but went on to win in dominant fashion.
Olympic champion Marileidy Paulino is the first Ultimate champion of Saturday night, easing clear of her rivals to win in 49.07 seconds from Norway's Henriette Jaeger.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's 400m final
It's already time for the first final of night two!
We don't hang about at the Ultimate.
There are no British women in the 400m final, but it should be a brilliant race all the same.
Dominican Olympic champion Marileidy Paulino starts as favourite after another stellar season.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe action will once again come thick and fast in the second three-hour session tonight, and there are high hopes for some British success. Here's what's on the way (all times BST):
You can watch all the action live from Budapest on the BBC iPlayer now and at the top of this page.
It's also available to watch on BBC Two, though coverage will be switching to BBC One at 17:55 BST.
Hello and welcome along to our coverage of the second day of action at the first ever World Athletics Ultimate Championship.
Global stars including Armand Duplantis and Jakob Ingebrigtsen took centre stage on the opening night, as they were among the first to be crowned Ultimate champions and pocket $150,000 in prize money.
Who will be the headline act on night two? You're in the right place to find out.
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