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Sydney McLaughlin Is Officially Out Of Control



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Can Sydney McLaughlin again make history? This time in the 400 meters?
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30 Comments

  2. repost

    Let's just get it going already. How many Sydney teasers are we gonna run? Paris Diamond League cannot get here soon enough. 48.3-ish. She finishes hard, no fade in her stride.

  4. Inyang

    Don't sleep on Femke Bol. I think this will be the Federer/Nadal rivalry in both events for the next decade!

  5. KoolHandDuke

    To my mind, the focus has shifted to the 400m for most exciting women's race to watch. I cant say Sydney wins right away. But eventually she will.

  6. Smittys Gmail

    I believe Sydney will run a 47.74 she is a well tuned machine and she is probably in the best shape of her life. I have much respect for her and wish her the very best with her next meet in France. Mrs. Cook in Billings, MT

  7. Jamie Chase

    What are the top 5s fastest splits in the 4×4? It will be light work if they are not faster than Sydney's. These documentaries will not keep the small science simple. Answering my first question grants you the riddle, but doing so decreases the amount of content regarding questioning her ability. She is breaking the WR. Why are you doubting what you have witnessed?

  9. Todd Kelly

    You failed to mention a thing about Athing? Just turned 21 today and already has a 49.57. She is also a contender.

  10. SirGenesis206

    She’s going to run a 46 this year if she really focuses on the open 400. She’s just built different.

  11. Steve Jacobson

    Time wise how much of an advantage is running a leg of the 4 x 400 vs running just a standard 400 meter race?

  12. Dave

    There was always room to improve the 400h baseline. Thats not true of the open 400. I dont see a SM WR happening, but I will be happy to be proved wrong. I think 48 flat is the limit.

  13. K.B. Nicole

    I think she will stay in low 50s . I think she can break 48 but I don’t think she will push that hard at this meet

  17. Tito B Delfino

    She can break the 400 m. world record. I'm a former hurdler when I was young. Deduct 3 second from her current world record.And, with a good challenger minus 4 seconds. So, 47 & 46 sec. is possible.

  20. Moonza

    Koch's WR was done juiced. Everyone knows the East Germans used performance enhancing drugs back in the day.

  21. Juan Ja

    A sub 49 for Sydney will happen, specially with Paulino and Eid Nader racing. With Sydney coming out the victor

  22. John S.

    Sydney McLaughlin will probably run a 48.2 or 48.5 in the 400. We all know that she will break the world 🌍 record very soon and I can't wait to see her do it.😂😊😮❤❤👍😁🌎♥️♥️. Later sports freaks!!!!💥💥🌍👍♥️

  23. Charles Henry

    Sydney is running a 48.5. Too early in the season to break the world record. She will break the world record with a 47.15 later in the season.

  26. Pandaplutten

    I hope she will break the world record and run a 47.54 seconds race! Maybe not in Paris but later this year. Perhaps at the World Championships?

  28. G Thigpen

    She's not going under 49. Now if she does, she wants to send a message. Salwa Eid Nasser's time of 48.14 is now questionable.

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