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EUGENE, Ore. : American Sydney McLaughlin shattered her own 400 metres hurdles world record to clinch her first individual World Championships gold, while compatriot Michael Norman claimed the men's 400m crown and Bahamian Shaunae Miller-Uibo won the women's event.
The 22-year-old American prodigy left rivals trailing in her wake at Hayward Field as she took gold in a stunning time of 50.68sec -- the first time any woman has ducked under the 51-second barrier.
EUGENE, Ore. — Sydney McLaughlin shattered her world record by a whopping 0.73 seconds Friday, blazing through the 400-meter hurdles in 50.68 seconds for her first career gold medal at world championships.
EUGENE, Ore. : American Sydney McLaughlin broke her own 400 metres hurdles world record by posting 50.68 seconds to win gold at the World Championships on Friday.
EUGENE, Ore. :Record-holder Sydney McLaughlin is set for a showdown with rival and fellow American Dalilah Muhammad, after she clobbered her 400 metres hurdles semi-final in Wednesday's fastest time.
Allyson Felix has brought the curtain down on a legendary career with a bronze medal in the 4x400m relay at the 2022 World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon. For a moment, it seemed as though Felix would get the dream send-off, sprinting off ahead of the pack before Dominican Republic runner Marileidy Paulino and the Netherlands' Femke Bol overcame her.
Allyson Felix concluded her career on Friday night at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, with world championship bronze.
Not all fairytales have the perfect ending. In the final race of a career spanning two decades, with more medals than anyone else in athletics history, Allyson Felix left Hayward’s Field with just a bronze in the mixed 4x400m relay as the United States were stunned by the Dominican Republic.For a few magical moments, as Felix stormed to a 20-metre lead on the second leg and the crowd exploded with noise and love, she appeared to be rolling back the years. “I felt the love, and I felt joy running,” she said when asked about it. “And so I feel really proud tonight, and fulfilled.”