MOLLY CAUDERY started the year unsponsored and barely known outside devoted athletics circles - but the British pole vaulter could conquer the world by the end of the week.
Caudery heads into this weekend's Glasgow World Indoor Championships ranked world No.1 after a whirlwind month that has seen her smash her personal best three times.
The British champion only landed her first clothing deal with Adidas in early January but is arguably Britain's best hope of a gold medal, which would transform her life ahead of the Olympics this summer. And the 23-year-old admits she needs to rethink her goals for 2024.
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