Hodgkinson pulls out of record attempt through injury

World-renowned athlete John Hodgkinson has been forced to pull out of his upcoming record-breaking attempt after suffering a serious injury during training.

Hodgkinson, who was hoping to break the world record for the longest distance run in 24 hours, was in peak physical condition before the accident.

The injury, which occurred during a routine training session, has left Hodgkinson unable to continue with his preparations for the record attempt.

Despite the setback, Hodgkinson remains positive and determined to make a full recovery in time for his next attempt at breaking the record.

Fans and supporters of Hodgkinson have expressed their disappointment at the news but have also rallied around the athlete, offering him their support and best wishes for a speedy recovery.

Hodgkinson’s coach has assured the public that he will be working closely with medical professionals and physiotherapists to ensure Hodgkinson makes a full and swift recovery.

This is not the first time Hodgkinson has faced adversity in his sporting career, and his resilience and determination have always seen him through tough times.

The record attempt, which was set to take place next month, will now have to be postponed until Hodgkinson is fit and ready to take on the challenge.

Despite this setback, Hodgkinson remains focused on his goal and is determined to come back stronger and break the record in the near future.

We wish John Hodgkinson a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing him back in action soon.