There were high expectations for this final. The podium from the Olympics returned, who were the top three in history from that race, except that Sydney McLaughlin had improved upon her own world record at the American Championships on this track en route to qualifying for these Championships. She had already set that record in the US Olympic Trials and the Olympics. In most of those races, she was chased by the former record holder, defending champion Dalilah Muhammad, who set her last record in that race three years earlier, .07 ahead of McLaughlin who was then still a teenager. The Olympic bronze medalist Femke Bol is even younger than McLaughlin. Those three occupied the center of the track along with #5 all time Shamier Little. #22 Anna Ryzhykova and #24 Britton Wilson were on the outside lanes of the track.
From the gun, McLaughlin was out fast, making ups the stagger on the fast starting Muhammad before the fourth hurdle and opening a huge gap in front of Bol. Officially McLaughlin's split was 24.25 with her second 100 metres in 11.99.[2] And McLaughlin kept going, 12.77 for the third 100m, splitting at 37.02. Behind her it was a battle for silver and Bol edged ahead of Muhammad. McLaughlin continued to charge, 13.66 for the final 100m, crossing the line 11 metres ahead of Bol with a new world record of 50.68. Bol's time of 52.27 equalled her own second best time, the #12 time in history (McLaughlin owns seven of them, Muhammad three). Five metres further back, Muhammad took bronze still three metres clear of Little and Wilson. McLaughlin's result would have beaten two finalists in the "flat" 400 metre run.
McLaughlin's 0.73 improvement on her own world record was called Beamonesque.[3] Since 2019, when Yuliya Pechonkina's world record had stood for almost 16 years, first Muhammad and now McLaughlin have taken one and two thirds seconds off the former mark, with McLaughlin after this race 0.9, almost a full second clear of Muhammad.
Recordsedit
Before the competition records were as follows:[4]
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January 01, 1970
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The women s 400 metres hurdles at the 2022 World Athletics Championships was held at the Hayward Field in Eugene from 19 to 22 July 2022 1 It was won by Sydney McLaughlin in a world record time of 50 68 seconds Women s 400 metres hurdles at the 2022 World ChampionshipsEventual winner Sydney McLaughlin competing in her opening heat VenueHayward FieldDates19 July heats 20 July semi finals 22 July final Competitors40 from 26 nationsWinning time50 68 WRMedalists Sydney McLaughlin United States Femke Bol Netherlands Dalilah Muhammad United States 20192023 Video on YouTubeOfficial Video Contents 1 Summary 2 Records 3 Qualification standard 4 Schedule 5 Results 5 1 Heats 5 2 Semi finals 5 3 Final 6 ReferencesSummary editThere were high expectations for this final The podium from the Olympics returned who were the top three in history from that race except that Sydney McLaughlin had improved upon her own world record at the American Championships on this track en route to qualifying for these Championships She had already set that record in the US Olympic Trials and the Olympics In most of those races she was chased by the former record holder defending champion Dalilah Muhammad who set her last record in that race three years earlier 07 ahead of McLaughlin who was then still a teenager The Olympic bronze medalist Femke Bol is even younger than McLaughlin Those three occupied the center of the track along with 5 all time Shamier Little 22 Anna Ryzhykova and 24 Britton Wilson were on the outside lanes of the track From the gun McLaughlin was out fast making ups the stagger on the fast starting Muhammad before the fourth hurdle and opening a huge gap in front of Bol Officially McLaughlin s split was 24 25 with her second 100 metres in 11 99 2 And McLaughlin kept going 12 77 for the third 100m splitting at 37 02 Behind her it was a battle for silver and Bol edged ahead of Muhammad McLaughlin continued to charge 13 66 for the final 100m crossing the line 11 metres ahead of Bol with a new world record of 50 68 Bol s time of 52 27 equalled her own second best time the 12 time in history McLaughlin owns seven of them Muhammad three Five metres further back Muhammad took bronze still three metres clear of Little and Wilson McLaughlin s result would have beaten two finalists in the flat 400 metre run McLaughlin s 0 73 improvement on her own world record was called Beamonesque 3 Since 2019 when Yuliya Pechonkina s world record had stood for almost 16 years first Muhammad and now McLaughlin have taken one and two thirds seconds off the former mark with McLaughlin after this race 0 9 almost a full second clear of Muhammad Records editBefore the competition records were as follows 4 Record Athlete amp Nat Perf Location Date World record nbsp Sydney McLaughlin USA 51 41 Eugene United States 25 June 2022 Championship record nbsp Dalilah Muhammad USA 52 16 Doha Qatar 4 October 2019 World Leading nbsp Sydney McLaughlin USA 51 41 Eugene United States 25 June 2022 African Record nbsp Nezha Bidouane MAR 52 90 Seville Spain 25 August 1999 Asian Record nbsp Han Qing CHN 53 96 Beijing China 9 September 1993 nbsp Song Yinglan CHN Guangzhou China 17 November 2001 North Central American and Caribbean record nbsp Sydney McLaughlin USA 51 41 Eugene United States 25 June 2022 South American Record nbsp Gianna Woodruff PAN 54 20 Eugene United States 21 August 2021 European Record nbsp Femke Bol NED 52 03 Tokyo Japan 4 August 2021 Oceanian record nbsp Debbie Flintoff King AUS 53 17 Seoul South Korea 28 September 1988Qualification standard editThe standard to qualify automatically for entry was 55 40 5 Schedule editThe event schedule in local time UTC 7 was as follows Date Time Round 19 July 17 15 Heats 20 July 18 15 Semi finals 22 July 19 50 FinalResults editHeats edit The first four athletes in each heat Q and the next four fastest q qualify to the semi finals 6 Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes 1 3 Femke Bol nbsp Netherlands NED 53 90 Q 2 1 Sydney McLaughlin nbsp United States USA 53 95 Q 3 4 Dalilah Muhammad nbsp United States USA 54 45 Q 4 2 Janieve Russell nbsp Jamaica JAM 54 52 Q 5 5 Britton Wilson nbsp United States USA 54 54 Q 6 5 Ayomide Folorunso nbsp Italy ITA 54 69 Q 7 5 Amalie Iuel nbsp Norway NOR 54 70 Q PB 8 2 Shamier Little nbsp United States USA 54 77 Q 9 4 Shiann Salmon nbsp Jamaica JAM 54 91 Q 10 1 Anna Ryzhykova nbsp Ukraine UKR 54 93 Q 11 2 Viivi Lehikoinen nbsp Finland FIN 54 95 Q 12 5 Rushell Clayton nbsp Jamaica JAM 54 99 Q 13 3 Zeney van der Walt nbsp South Africa RSA 55 05 Q 14 1 Sara Gallego nbsp Spain ESP 55 09 Q 15 3 Gianna Woodruff nbsp Panama PAN 55 21 Q 16 2 Viktoriya Tkachuk nbsp Ukraine UKR 55 27 Q 17 1 Paulien Couckuyt nbsp Belgium BEL 55 42 Q 18 3 Jessie Knight nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 55 48 Q 19 3 Rebecca Sartori nbsp Italy ITA 55 72 q 20 2 Portia Bing nbsp New Zealand NZL 55 72 q 21 4 Sarah Carli nbsp Australia AUS 55 89 Q 22 1 Yasmin Giger nbsp Switzerland SUI 55 90 q SB 23 2 Linda Olivieri nbsp Italy ITA 56 09 q 24 5 Carolina Krafzik nbsp Germany GER 56 24 25 4 Melissa Gonzalez nbsp Colombia COL 56 24 Q 26 1 Grace Claxton nbsp Puerto Rico PUR 56 40 27 5 Taylon Bieldt nbsp South Africa RSA 56 67 28 4 Kristiina Halonen nbsp Finland FIN 56 68 PB 29 2 Aminat Jamal nbsp Bahrain BHR 56 78 SB 30 5 Vera Barbosa nbsp Portugal POR 56 79 31 4 Mo Jiadie nbsp China CHN 57 01 32 4 Agata Zupin nbsp Slovenia SLO 57 12 33 4 Lina Nielsen nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 57 42 34 2 Yanique Haye Smith nbsp Turks and Caicos Islands TKS 57 99 35 3 Quach Thị Lan nbsp Vietnam VIE 58 84 36 1 Chayenne Da Silva nbsp Brazil BRA 59 46 3 Daniela Ledecka nbsp Slovakia SVK DNF Semi finals edit The first 2 athletes in each heat Q and the next 2 fastest q qualify to the final 7 Rank Heat Name Nationality Time Notes 1 3 Sydney McLaughlin nbsp United States USA 52 17 Q 2 2 Femke Bol nbsp Netherlands NED 52 84 Q 3 1 Dalilah Muhammad nbsp United States USA 53 28 Q SB 4 2 Shamier Little nbsp United States USA 53 61 Q SB 5 2 Rushell Clayton nbsp Jamaica JAM 53 63 q PB 6 3 Gianna Woodruff nbsp Panama PAN 53 69 Q AR 7 2 Britton Wilson nbsp United States USA 53 72 q 8 3 Shiann Salmon nbsp Jamaica JAM 54 16 9 3 Viktoriya Tkachuk nbsp Ukraine UKR 54 24 SB 10 3 Ayomide Folorunso nbsp Italy ITA 54 34 NR 11 2 Sara Gallego nbsp Spain ESP 54 49 12 1 Anna Ryzhykova nbsp Ukraine UKR 54 51 Q 13 2 Viivi Lehikoinen nbsp Finland FIN 54 60 NR 14 1 Janieve Russell nbsp Jamaica JAM 54 66 15 3 Amalie Iuel nbsp Norway NOR 54 81 16 1 Zeney van der Walt nbsp South Africa RSA 54 81 PB 17 3 Melissa Gonzalez nbsp Colombia COL 55 13 18 2 Jessie Knight nbsp Great Britain amp N I GBR 55 39 19 1 Paulien Couckuyt nbsp Belgium BEL 55 42 20 1 Portia Bing nbsp New Zealand NZL 55 53 21 1 Sarah Carli nbsp Australia AUS 55 57 SB 22 1 Rebecca Sartori nbsp Italy ITA 55 90 23 2 Linda Olivieri nbsp Italy ITA 56 04 24 3 Yasmin Giger nbsp Switzerland SUI 56 31 Final edit Rank Name Nationality Time Notes nbsp Sydney McLaughlin nbsp United States USA 50 68 WR nbsp Femke Bol nbsp Netherlands NED 52 27 SB nbsp Dalilah Muhammad nbsp United States USA 53 13 SB 4 Shamier Little nbsp United States USA 53 76 5 Britton Wilson nbsp United States USA 54 02 6 Rushell Clayton nbsp Jamaica JAM 54 36 7 Gianna Woodruff nbsp Panama PAN 54 75 8 Anna Ryzhykova nbsp Ukraine UKR 54 93References edit Oregon22 Timetable WCH 22 Worldathletics org Retrieved 26 July 2022 400 Metres Hurdles Women Final PDF Media aws iaaf org Retrieved 26 July 2022 Sydney McLaughlin obliterates her own world record in 400 hurdles Ocregister com 23 July 2022 Retrieved 26 July 2022 400 Metres Hurdles Women Records IAAF Retrieved 9 July 2022 Competitions Entry Standards 2022 IAAF World Championships PDF title Qualification Standards for the IAAF World Athletics Championships Oregon 2022 PDF iaaf org 9 July 2022 Heats Start List PDF Media aws iaaf org Retrieved 26 July 2022 Semi finals Summary PDF Media aws iaaf org Retrieved 26 July 2022 Retrieved from https en 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