World indoors: Cooper Lutkenhaus Wins 800 Gold, Keely Hodgkinson & Georgia Hunter-Bell dominate

Cooper Lutkenhaus just became the youngest world champion in World Indoor Championships history, winning the men's 800 at 17 in Torun, Poland. His coach Chris Capeau joined live to break down the race tactics and what makes this Texas high schooler so different. Mariano Garcia pulled off a brilliant wire-to-wire 1500 win, Georgia Hunter Bell continued her comeback with 1500 gold, Keely Hodgkinson dominated the 800 then ran a 50.1 anchor in the 4x400, and East Africa was completely shut out of the distance medals. 🎁 🎧 Want this as a podcast + a super sofr shirt Join the Supporters Club — https://www.letsrun.com/subscribe Timestamps 00:00 Intro / Cooper Lutkenhaus Wins World Gold 02:29 Coach Chris Capeau on Cooper's Race Tactics 05:32 Why Cooper Ran a Full Indoor Season 09:22 Cooper's Family and What Makes Him Different 12:14 World Champion on Spring Break 16:41 Coach Capeau Watches the Final From Texas 18:45 From Tokyo Flame-Out to World Champion 20:46 Cooper's Winter Training and Leveling Up 24:38 Farewell to Coach Capeau and Bold Predictions 27:27 Men's 1500: Mariano Garcia Goes Wire to Wire 33:42 Women's 1500: Georgia Hunter Bell Takes Gold 37:14 Keely Hodgkinson and Women's 800 Results 40:16 Biggest Winners and Losers of the Meet 42:32 Nikki Hiltz: Seven US Titles but Can They Win Gold? 45:38 Keely's 4x400 Anchor and Non-Distance Highlights 49:58 NCAA, Cole Hocker, and Final Thoughts CONTACT Contact us: Email: [email protected] Call or text: 1-844-LETSRUN (1-844-538-7786) ABOUT THE LETSRUN.COM PODCAST Since 2000, LetsRun.com has been the independent home of elite running. Described by the New York Times as the "influential website that serves as something of a superego for American running," the podcast is the weekly deep dive into the world of track and field and elite distance running. The show is hosted by LetsRun.com co-founders Weldon Johnson, a 2-time Team USA member, and Robert Johnson, a former Cornell coach who helped pace the marathon world record, along with award-winning senior writer Jonathan Gault. Together they move beyond PR headlines to provide insider reporting and unfiltered debate serious fans rely on.