4 × 400 metres relay at the World Athletics Championships
August 25, 2023
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The 4 × 400 metres relay at the World Championships in Athletics has been contested by both men and women since the inaugural edition in 1983. The competition features three formats in relation to gender: men, women, and mixed. The 2019 edition added in the mixed competition. The format utilizes one set of heats qualifying the top 8 into a final.
The United States holds all the championship records in this event. For both the men and women, the record has been held since 1993 with a time of 2:54.29 for the men and 3:16.71 for the women. In the mixed competition, a time of 3:09.34 was set in 2019. For the men and the mixed records, they are also both world records.
Note * Indicates athletes who ran only in the preliminary round and also received medals.
dq1 The United States team (Jerome Young, Antonio Pettigrew, Chris Jones and Tyree Washington) originally won the 1997 World Championships in a time of 2:56.47 minutes, but was disqualified in 2009 after Pettigrew admitted to doping during the period.
dq3 The United States team (Leonard Byrd, Antonio Pettigrew, Derrick Brew and Angelo Taylor) originally won the 2001 World Championships, but was disqualified in 2009 after Pettigrew admitted to doping during the period.
dq4 The United States team (Calvin Harrison, Tyree Washington, Derrick Brew and Jerome Young) originally won the 2003 World Championships, but was disqualified in 2004 after Harrison and Young were found to have used performance-enhancing drugs.
dq5 The Russian team (Maksim Dyldin, Lev Mosin, Sergey Petukhov and Vladimir Krasnov) originally finished third in the 2013 World Championships, but was disqualified after Dyldin was found to have used performance-enhancing drugs.
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This article relies largely or entirely on a single source Relevant discussion may be found on the talk page Please help improve this article by introducing citations to additional sources Find sources 4 400 metres relay at the World Athletics Championships news newspapers books scholar JSTOR September 2020 The 4 400 metres relay at the World Championships in Athletics has been contested by both men and women since the inaugural edition in 1983 The competition features three formats in relation to gender men women and mixed The 2019 edition added in the mixed competition The format utilizes one set of heats qualifying the top 8 into a final 4 400 metres relayat the World Championships in AthleticsOverviewGenderMen Women and MixedYears heldMen 1983 2019 Women 1983 2019Championship recordMen2 54 29 United States 1993 Women3 16 71 United States 1993 Reigning championMen United States USA Women United States USA The United States holds all the championship records in this event For both the men and women the record has been held since 1993 with a time of 2 54 29 for the men and 3 16 71 for the women In the mixed competition a time of 3 09 34 was set in 2019 For the men and the mixed records they are also both world records Contents 1 Medalists 1 1 Men 1 1 1 Medalists by country 1 2 Women 1 2 1 Medalists by country 1 3 Mixed 2 Championship record progression 2 1 Men 3 Finishing times 3 1 Top ten fastest World Championship times 4 References 5 External linksMedalists EditMen Edit Championships Gold Silver Bronze1983 Helsinkidetails Soviet Union URS Sergey LovachovAliaksandr TrashchylaNikolay ChernetskiyViktor Markin West Germany FRG Erwin SkamrahlJorg VaihingerHarald SchmidHartmut WeberMartin Weppler Edgar Nakladal Great Britain GBR Ainsley BennettGarry CookTodd BennettPhil BrownKriss Akabusi 1987 Romedetails United States USA Danny EverettRoddie HaleyAntonio McKayButch ReynoldsMichael Franks Raymond Pierre Great Britain GBR Derek RedmondKriss AkabusiRoger BlackPhil BrownTodd Bennett Mark Thomas Cuba CUB Leandro PenalverAgustin PavoLazaro MartinezRoberto Hernandez1991 Tokyodetails Great Britain GBR Roger BlackDerek RedmondJohn RegisKriss AkabusiAde Mafe Mark Richardson United States USA Andrew ValmonQuincy WattsDanny EverettAntonio PettigrewJeff Reynolds Mark Everett Jamaica JAM Patrick O ConnorDevon MorrisWinthrop GrahamSeymour FaganHoward Burnett 1993 Stuttgartdetails United States USA Andrew ValmonQuincy WattsButch ReynoldsMichael JohnsonAntonio Pettigrew Derek Mills Kenya KEN Kennedy OchiengSimon KemboiAbednego MatiluSamson Kitur Germany GER Rico LiederKarsten JustOlaf HenseThomas Schonlebe1995 Gothenburgdetails United States USA Marlon RamseyDerek MillsButch ReynoldsMichael JohnsonKevin Lyles Darnell Hall Jamaica JAM Michael McDonaldDavian ClarkeDanny McFarlaneGreg HaughtonDennis Blake Nigeria NGR Udeme EkpeyongKunle AdejuyigbeJude MonyeSunday Bada1997 Athensdq1details Great Britain GBR Iwan ThomasRoger BlackJamie BaulchMark RichardsonMark Hylton Jamaica JAM Michael McDonaldGreg HaughtonDanny McFarlaneDavian ClarkeLinval Laird Poland POL Tomasz CzubakPiotr RysiukiewiczPiotr HaczekRobert Mackowiak1999 Sevilledq2details Poland POL Tomasz CzubakRobert MackowiakJacek BocianPiotr HaczekPiotr Dlugosielski Jamaica JAM Michael McDonaldGreg HaughtonDanny McFarlaneDavian ClarkePaston Coke Omar Brown South Africa RSA Jopie van OudtshoornHendrick MokganyetsiAdriaan BothaArnaud Malherbe2001 Edmontondq3details Bahamas BAH Avard MoncurChris BrownTroy McIntoshTimothy MunningsCarl Oliver Jamaica JAM Brandon SimpsonChristopher WilliamsGreg HaughtonDanny McFarlaneMichael Blackwood Mario Watts Poland POL Rafal WieruszewskiPiotr HaczekPiotr DlugosielskiPiotr RysiukiewiczJacek Bocian 2003 Saint Denisdq4details France FRA Leslie DjhoneNaman KeitaStephane DiaganaMarc RaquilAhmed Douhou Jamaica JAM Brandon SimpsonDanny McFarlaneDavian ClarkeMichael BlackwoodMichael Campbell Lansford Spence Bahamas BAH Avard MoncurDennis DarlingNathaniel McKinneyChris BrownCarl Oliver 2005 Helsinkidetails United States USA Andrew RockDerrick BrewDarold WilliamsonJeremy WarinerMiles Smith LaShawn Merritt Bahamas BAH Nathaniel McKinneyAvard MoncurAndrae WilliamsChris BrownTroy McIntosh Jamaica JAM Sanjay AyreBrandon SimpsonLansford SpenceDavian ClarkeMichael Blackwood 2007 Osakadetails United States USA LaShawn MerrittAngelo TaylorDarold WilliamsonJeremy WarinerBershawn Jackson Kerron Clement Bahamas BAH Avard MoncurMichael MathieuAndrae WilliamsChris BrownNathaniel McKinney Poland POL Marek PlawgoDaniel DabrowskiMarcin MarciniszynKacper KozlowskiRafal Wieruszewski Witold Banka 2009 Berlindetails United States USA Angelo TaylorJeremy WarinerKerron ClementLaShawn MerrittLionel Larry Bershawn Jackson Great Britain GBR Conrad WilliamsMichael BinghamRobert TobinMartyn RooneyDai Greene Australia AUS John SteffensenBen OffereinsTristan ThomasSean WroeJoel Milburn 2011 Daegudetails United States USA Greg NixonBershawn JacksonAngelo TaylorLaShawn MerrittJamaal Torrance Michael Berry South Africa RSA Shane VictorOfentse MogawaneWillem de BeerL J van ZylOscar Pistorius Jamaica JAM Allodin FothergillJermaine GonzalesRiker HyltonLeford GreenLansford Spence 2013 Moscowdq5details United States USA David VerburgTony McQuayArman HallLaShawn MerrittJames Harris Joshua Mance Jamaica JAM Rusheen McDonaldEdino SteeleOmar JohnsonJavon FrancisJavere Bell Great Britain GBR Conrad WilliamsMartyn RooneyMichael BinghamNigel LevineJamie Bowie 2015 Beijingdetails United States USA David VerburgTony McQuayBryshon NellumLaShawn MerrittKyle Clemons Vernon Norwood Trinidad and Tobago TRI Renny QuowLalonde GordonDeon LendoreMachel CedenioJarrin Solomon Great Britain GBR Rabah YousifDelano WilliamsJarryd DunnMartyn Rooney2017 Londondetails Trinidad and Tobago TRI Jarrin Solomon Jereem RichardsMachel CedenioLalonde GordonRenny Quow United States USA Wil LondonGil RobertsMichael CherryFred KerleyBryshon Nellum Tony McQuay Great Britain GBR Matthew Hudson SmithRabah YousifDwayne CowanMartyn RooneyJack Green 2019 Dohadetails United States USA Fred KerleyMichael CherryWil LondonRai BenjaminTyrell Richard Vernon Norwood Nathan Strother Jamaica JAM Akeem BloomfieldNathon AllenTerry ThomasDemish GayeJavon Francis Belgium BEL Jonathan SacoorRobin VanderbemdenDylan BorleeKevin BorleeJulien Watrin 2022 Eugenedetails United States USA Elija GodwinMichael NormanBryce DeadmonChampion AllisonTrevor Bassitt Vernon Norwood Jamaica JAM Akeem BloomfieldNathon AllenJevaughn PowellChristopher TaylorKarayme Bartley Anthony Cox Belgium BEL Dylan BorleeJulien WatrinAlexander DoomKevin BorleeJonathan Sacoor Note Indicates athletes who ran only in the preliminary round and also received medals dq1 The United States team Jerome Young Antonio Pettigrew Chris Jones and Tyree Washington originally won the 1997 World Championships in a time of 2 56 47 minutes but was disqualified in 2009 after Pettigrew admitted to doping during the period dq2 The United States team Jerome Davis Antonio Pettigrew Angelo Taylor and Michael Johnson originally won the 1999 World Championships but was disqualified in 2009 after Pettigrew admitted to doping during the period dq3 The United States team Leonard Byrd Antonio Pettigrew Derrick Brew and Angelo Taylor originally won the 2001 World Championships but was disqualified in 2009 after Pettigrew admitted to doping during the period dq4 The United States team Calvin Harrison Tyree Washington Derrick Brew and Jerome Young originally won the 2003 World Championships but was disqualified in 2004 after Harrison and Young were found to have used performance enhancing drugs dq5 The Russian team Maksim Dyldin Lev Mosin Sergey Petukhov and Vladimir Krasnov originally finished third in the 2013 World Championships but was disqualified after Dyldin was found to have used performance enhancing drugs Medalists by country Edit Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total1 United States USA 11 2 0 132 Great Britain GBR 2 2 4 83 Bahamas BAH 1 2 1 44 Trinidad and Tobago TRI 1 1 0 25 Poland POL 1 0 3 46 Soviet Union URS France FRA 1 0 0 17 Jamaica JAM 0 8 3 119 South Africa RSA Germany GER 0 1 1 210 Belgium BEL 0 0 2 211 Australia AUS 0 0 1 1Women Edit Championships Gold Silver Bronze1983 Helsinkidetails East Germany GDR Kerstin WaltherSabine BuschMarita KochDagmar RubsamUndine Bremer Ellen Fiedler Czechoslovakia TCH Tatana KocembovaMilena MatejkovicovaZuzana MoravcikovaJarmila Kratochvilova Soviet Union URS Yelena KorbanMarina IvanovaIrina BaskakovaMariya Pinigina1987 Romedetails East Germany GDR Dagmar NeubauerKirsten EmmelmannPetra MullerSabine BuschCornelia Ullrich Soviet Union URS Aelita YurchenkoOlga NazarovaMariya PiniginaOlga Bryzgina United States USA Diane DixonDenean HowardValerie BriscoLillie Leatherwood1991 Tokyodetails Soviet Union URS Tatyana LedovskayaLyudmyla DzhyhalovaOlga NazarovaOlga BryzginaAnna Chuprina United States USA Rochelle StevensDiane DixonJearl MilesLillie LeatherwoodNatasha Kaiser Brown Germany GER Uta RohlanderKatrin KrabbeChristine WachtelGrit BreuerAnnett Hesselbarth Katrin Schreiter 1993 Stuttgartdetails United States USA Gwen TorrenceMaicel Malone Wallace Natasha Kaiser Jearl MilesTerri Dendy Michelle Collins Russia RUS Yelena RouzinaTatyana AlekseyevaMargarita Ponomaryova Irina PrivalovaYelena Golesheva Vera Sychugova Great Britain GBR Linda KeoughPhylis SmithTracy GoddardSally Gunnell1995 Gothenburgdetails United States USA Kim GrahamRochelle StevensCamara JonesJearl MilesNicole Green Russia RUS Tatyana ChebykinaSvetlana GoncharenkoYuliya SotnikovaYelena AndreyevaTatyana Zakharova Australia AUS Lee NaylorRenee PoetschkaMelinda GainsfordCathy Freeman1997 Athensdetails Germany GER Anke FellerUta RohlanderAnja RuckerGrit Breuer United States USA Maicel MaloneKim GrahamKim BattenJearl Miles ClarkMichelle Collins Natasha Kaiser Brown Jamaica JAM Inez TurnerLorraine GrahamDeon HemmingsSandie RichardsNadia Graham Hutchinson 1999 Sevilledetails Russia RUS Tatyana ChebykinaSvetlana GoncharenkoOlga KotlyarovaNatalya NazarovaNatalya Sharova Yekaterina Bakhvalova United States USA Suziann ReidMaicel Malone WallaceMichelle CollinsJearl Miles ClarkAndrea Anderson Germany GER Anke FellerUta RohlanderAnja RuckerGrit BreuerAnja Knippel 2001 Edmontondetails Jamaica JAM Sandie RichardsCatherine Scott PomalesDebbie Ann ParrisLorraine FentonMichelle Burgher Deon Hemmings Germany GER Florence Ekpo UmohShanta GhoshClaudia MarxGrit Breuer Russia RUS Irina RosikhinaYuliya PechonkinaAnastasiya KapachinskayaOlesya ZykinaNatalya Shevtsova 2003 Saint Denisdetails United States USA Demetria WashingtonJearl Miles ClarkMe Lisa BarberSanya RichardsDeeDee Trotter Russia RUS Anastasiya KapachinskayaNatalya NazarovaOlesya ZykinaYuliya Pechonkina Nosova Svetlana Goncharenko Svetlana Pospelova Jamaica JAM Allison BeckfordLorraine Fenton Graham Ronetta SmithSandie RichardsMichelle Burgher 2005 Helsinkidetails Russia RUS Yuliya PechonkinaOlesya KrasnomovetsNatalya AntyukhSvetlana PospelovaTatyana Firova Olesya Zykina Jamaica JAM Shericka WilliamsNovlene WilliamsRonetta SmithLorraine Fenton Great Britain GBR Lee McConnellDonna FraserNicola SandersChristine Ohuruogu2007 Osakadetails United States USA DeeDee TrotterAllyson FelixMary WinebergSanya RichardsMonique Hennagan Natasha Hastings Jamaica JAM Shericka WilliamsShereefa LloydDavita PrendagastNovlene WilliamsAnastasia Le Roy Great Britain GBR Christine OhuruoguMarilyn OkoroLee McConnellNicola SandersDonna Fraser 2009 Berlindq1details United States USA Debbie DunnAllyson FelixLashinda DemusSanya RichardsNatasha Hastings Jessica Beard Jamaica JAM Rosemarie WhyteNovlene Williams MillsShereefa LloydShericka WilliamsKaliese Spencer Great Britain GBR Lee McConnellChristine OhuruoguVicki BarrNicola SandersJenny Meadows 2011 Daegudq2details United States USA Sanya Richards RossAllyson FelixJessica BeardFrancena McCororyNatasha Hastings Keshia Baker Jamaica JAM Rosemarie WhyteDavita PrendergastNovlene Williams MillsShericka WilliamsShereefa Lloyd Patricia Hall Great Britain GBR Perri Shakes DraytonNicola SandersChristine OhuruoguLee McConnell2013 Moscowdq3details United States USA Jessica BeardNatasha HastingsAshley SpencerFrancena McCororyJoanna Atkins Great Britain GBR Eilidh ChildShana CoxMargaret AdeoyeChristine Ohuruogu France FRA Marie GayotLenora Guion FirminMuriel Hurtis HouairiFloria GueiPhara Anacharsis 2015 Beijingdetails Jamaica JAM Christine DayShericka JacksonStephenie Ann McPhersonNovlene Williams MillsAnastasia Le Roy Chrisann Gordon United States USA Sanya Richards RossNatasha HastingsAllyson FelixFrancena McCororyPhyllis Francis Jessica Beard Great Britain GBR Christine OhuruoguAnyika OnuoraEilidh ChildSeren Bundy DaviesKirsten McAslan 2017 Londondetails United States USA Quanera HayesAllyson FelixShakima WimbleyPhyllis FrancisKendall Ellis Natasha Hastings Great Britain GBR Zoey ClarkLaviai NielsenEilidh DoyleEmily DiamondPerri Shakes Drayton Poland POL Malgorzata HolubIga BaumgartAleksandra GaworskaJustyna SwietyPatrycja Wyciszkiewicz Martyna Dabrowska 2019 Dohadetails United States USA Phyllis FrancisSydney McLaughlinDalilah MuhammadWadeline JonathasJessica Beard Allyson Felix Kendall Ellis Courtney Okolo Poland POL Iga Baumgart WitanPatrycja WyciszkiewiczMalgorzata Holub KowalikJustyna Swiety ErseticAnna Kielbasinska Jamaica JAM Anastasia Le RoyTiffany JamesStephenie Ann McPhersonShericka JacksonRoneisha McGregor 2022 Eugenedetails United States USA Talitha DiggsAbby SteinerBritton WilsonSydney McLaughlinKaylin Whitney Allyson Felix Jaide Stepter Baynes Jamaica JAM Candice McLeodJanieve RussellStephenie Ann McPhersonCharokee YoungStacey Ann Williams Junelle Bromfield Tiffany James Great Britain GBR Victoria OhuruoguNicole YearginJessie KnightLaviai NielsenAma Pipi Note Indicates athletes who ran only in the preliminary round and also received medals dq1 The Russian team Anastasiya Kapachinskaya Tatyana Firova Lyudmila Litvinova and Antonina Krivoshapka originally finished third in the 2009 World Championships but was disqualified after Kapachinskaya was found to have used performance enhancing drugs dq2 The Russian team Antonina Krivoshapka Natalya Antyukh Lyudmila Litvinova and Anastasiya Kapachinskaya originally finished third in the 2011 World Championships but was disqualified after Kapachinskaya was found to have used performance enhancing drugs dq3 The Russian team Yuliya Gushchina Tatyana Firova Kseniya Ryzhova and Antonina Krivoshapka originally won in the 2013 World Championships but was disqualified after Krivoshapka was found to have used performance enhancing drugs Medalists by country Edit Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total1 United States USA 8 5 1 142 Russia RUS 3 3 3 93 Jamaica JAM 2 5 2 94 East Germany GDR 2 0 0 25 Germany GER 1 1 2 46 Soviet Union URS 1 1 1 37 Great Britain GBR 0 2 7 98 Poland POL 0 1 1 29 Czechoslovakia TCH 0 1 0 110 Australia AUS 0 0 1 1Mixed Edit Championships Gold Silver Bronze2019 Dohadetails United States USA Wilbert LondonAllyson FelixCourtney OkoloMichael CherryTyrell Richard Jessica Beard Jasmine Blocker Obi Igbokwe Jamaica JAM Nathon AllenRoneisha McGregorTiffany JamesJavon FrancisJanieve Russell Bahrain BHR Musa IsahAminat JamalSalwa Eid NaserAbbas Abubakar Abbas2022 Eugenedetails Dominican Republic DOM Fiordaliza CofilLidio Andres FelizAlexander OgandoMarileidy Paulino Netherlands NED Femke BolLiemarvin BonevaciaTony van DiepenLieke KlaverEveline Saalberg United States USA Allyson FelixElija GodwinVernon NorwoodKennedy SimonWadeline Jonathas 2023 Budapestdetails United States USA Justin RobinsonRosey EffiongMatthew BolingAlexis HolmesRyan Willie Great Britain GBR Lewis DaveyLaviai NielsenRio MitchamYemi Mary JohnJoseph Brier Czech Republic CZE Matej KrsekTereza PetrzilkovaPatrik SormLada VondrovaNote Indicates athletes who ran only in the preliminary round and also received medals Championship record progression EditMen Edit Men s 4 100 metres relay World Championships record progression 1 Time Nation Location Round Date Athletes3 06 62 United States USA Helsinki Heat 1 Aug 13 1983 Babers W Smith Phillips Franks3 02 13 United States USA Helsinki Semifinals Aug 13 1983 Babers Nix W Smith Moses3 00 79 Soviet Union URS Helsinki Final Aug 14 1983 Lovachev Troshchilo Chernyetskiy Markin2 59 06 United States USA Rome Heat 2 Sep 05 1987 Everett Franks Pierre McKay2 57 29 United States USA Rome Final Sep 06 1987 Everett Haley McKay Reynolds2 54 29 United States USA Stuttgart Final Aug 22 1993 Valmon Watts Reynolds M JohnsonFinishing times EditTop ten fastest World Championship times Edit Fastest men s times at the World Championships 2 Rank Time sec Nation Athletes Games Round Date1 2 54 29 United States USA Andrew Valmon Quincy Watts Harry Reynolds Michael Johnson 1993 Final 22 August2 2 55 56 United States USA LaShawn Merritt Angelo Taylor Darold Williamson Jeremy Wariner 2007 Final 2 September3 2 56 65 Great Britain GBR Iwan Thomas Roger Black Jamie Baulch Mark Richardson 1997 Final 10 August4 2 56 69 United States USA Fred Kerley Michael Cherry Wilbert London Rai Benjamin 2019 Final 6 October5 2 56 75 Jamaica JAM Michael McDonald Gregory Haughton Danny McFarlane Davian Clarke 1997 Final 14 August6 2 56 91 United States USA Andrew Rock Derrick Brew Darold Williamson Jeremy Wariner 2005 Final 5 October7 2 57 29 United States USA Danny Everett Roddie Haley Dennis Mitchell Leroy Burrell 1987 Final 6 September8 2 57 32 United States USA Marlon Ramsey Derek Mills Harry Reynolds Michael Johnson 1995 Final 13 August9 2 57 53 Great Britain GBR Roger Black Derek Redmond John Regis Kriss Akabusi 1991 Final 1 September10 2 57 57 United States USA Andrew Valmon Quincy Watts Danny Everett Antonio Pettigrew 1991 Final 1 September Fastest women s times at the World Championships 3 Rank Time sec Nation Athletes Games Round Date1 3 16 71 United States USA Gwen Torrence Maicel Malone Natasha Kaiser Brown Jearl Miles Clark 1993 Final 22 August2 3 17 79 United States USA Talitha Diggs Abby Steiner Britton Wilson Sydney McLaughlin 2022 Final 24 July3 3 17 83 United States USA Debbie Dunn Allyson Felix Lashinda Demus Sanya Richards 2009 Final 23 August4 3 18 09 United States USA Sanya Richards Ross Allyson Felix Jessica Beard Francena McCorory 2011 Final 3 September5 3 18 38 Russia RUS Yelena Ruzina Tatyana Alekseyeva Margarita Ponomaryova Irina Privalova 1993 Final 22 August6 3 18 43 Soviet Union USSR Tatyana Ledovskaya Lyudmila Dzhigalova Olga Nazarova Olga Bryzgina 1991 Final 1 September7 3 18 55 United States USA Dee Dee Trotter Allyson Felix Mary Wineberg Sanya Richards 2007 Final 2 September8 3 18 63 East Germany GDR Dagmar Neubauer Kirsten Emmelmann Petra Schersing Sabine Busch 1987 Final 6 September9 3 18 71 Jamaica JAM Rosemarie Whyte Davita Prendergast Novlene Williams Mills Shericka Williams 2011 Final 3 September10 3 18 92 United States USA Phyllis Francis Sydney McLaughlin Dalilah Muhammad Wadeline Jonathas 2019 Final 6 OctoberReferences Edit Men 4 400 m Relay World Championships Records Progression trackfield brinkster net Men s 4 400 m Women s 4 400 m External links EditOfficial IAAF website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 4 400 metres relay at the World Athletics Championships amp oldid 1146894795, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
