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Sydney MCLAUGHLIN-LEVRONE
United StatesPersonal best50.37sWR
World record50.37sOlympic record50.37sNorth America record50.37s
United States record50.37s
World record U2053.60sNorth America record U2053.60sWorld record U1854.15sNorth America record U1854.15sRaces4
Average time51.67s
Progression+3.78s
Recorded race history
400m haies
| Competition | Time | Venue | Date | Age | Place | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Olympic Games | WRARNRPB50.37s | Paris | 08 Aug 2024 | 25 | 1 | View racearrow_forward |
| World Championships | 50.68s | Eugene | 22 Jul 2022 | 22 | 1 | View racearrow_forward |
| Olympic Games | 51.46s | Tokyo | 04 Aug 2021 | 21 | 1 | View racearrow_forward |
| National Championships | 54.15s | Eugene | 10 Jul 2016 | 16 | 4 | View racearrow_forward |
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Race signature
Average intervals computed over 4 races
D-H16.15sR
H1-H24.02sL
H2-H34.09sR
H3-H44.20sL
H4-H54.30sR
H5-H64.39sL
H6-H74.51sR
H7-H84.67sR
H8-H94.81sR
H9-H104.89sR
H10-Arr.5.65s
target
Sector records
The best theoretical time, built by summing the fastest intervals.
Theoretical potential49.95s
Personal best50.37s
Margin+0.42s
D-H16.00s
H1-H23.84s
H2-H33.93s
H3-H44.08s
H4-H54.16s
H5-H64.28s
H6-H74.39s
H7-H84.53s
H8-H94.63s
H9-H104.76s
H10-Arr.5.35s
About Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (26 years old, United States) is an athlete who specialises in the 400 metres hurdles, born on 7 August 1999.
With a personal best of 50.37 seconds, Sydney has run 4 analysed races on 4h/world, improving by 3.78 seconds since their first recorded race. This time is the world record in the event.
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone holds the following records in the 400 metres hurdles:
- World record: 50.37s
- Olympic record: 50.37s
- North America record: 50.37s
- United States record: 50.37s
- World record U20: 53.60s
- North America record U20: 53.60s
- World record U18: 54.15s
- North America record U18: 54.15s
Their preferred race plan is a 14-stride start up to hurdle 7, then a 15-stride finish.
Based on their best recorded intervals, Sydney's theoretical potential is estimated at 49.95 seconds, a 0.42-second margin over their current personal best.