Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone continues to push the boundaries of track and field after clinching the 400m world title in Tokyo with a truly unforgettable performance. On September 18, the American star ran an impressive 47.78 seconds, making it the second-fastest time ever and breaking a championship record that had stood for 42 years. This monumental achievement put the 26-year-old in the spotlight. It automatically sparked discussions about the sport’s top performers, and comparisons to the iconic Usain Bolt were unsurprising.

As highlighted by track and field analyst Kemal Forde on X, the statistical case for her greatness is compelling: “Usain Bolt and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone have the most Championship Records/ World Records in World Athletics Championship History. Usain Bolt~ 100m~ 9

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