US EditionMcLaughlin-Levrone Runs 48.90 to Capture Second 400-Meter National Title
EUGENE, OREGON, USA, AUG 2 – Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone won the 400m flat in 48.90 seconds at US trials, marking her third sub-49-second run as she shifts focus from hurdles to flat sprinting.
- On August 2, 2025, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone claimed the 400m flat title at the U.S. national trials in Eugene, earning her qualification for the upcoming World Championships.
- She switched focus from 400m hurdles, where she has a six-year unbeaten streak and holds the world record, to challenge herself in the 400m flat this season.
- McLaughlin-Levrone led early, surged home in 48.90 seconds ahead of Isabella Whittaker and Aaliyah Butler , with both runners also qualifying for the World Championships.
- She did not set any definitive goals for breaking records, emphasizing that consistent practice is key and expressing confidence that the American record will be achieved in due time, while also sharing appreciation for her health and the chance to compete.
- Her victory confirms her as a contender for gold at Tokyo in September and highlights her transition to the 400m flat, signaling a possible future record challenge.
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