Sydney McLaughlin has once again broken the 400m hurdles world record!
The sprinter shattered, Sydney McLaughlin, 22, won the race of 400m hurdles by breaking her own previous world record and won the Gold Medal at the World Athletics Championship in the Eugene, Oregon.
McLaughlin's previous record was 51.41 seconds and current record broken with 50.68 seconds at the World Athletics Championship.
According to NBC Sports, McLaughlin said,
"We thought we'd be able to go a little faster [than 50.68], But we're super grateful with that time. Anything under 51 was a win for us."
McLaughlin also shared a series of photos after winning the 400m hurdles race and wrote a narrative caption,
"So let us come BOLDLY to the throne of our gracious God. There we will receive His mercy, and we will find grace to help us when we need it most.” - Hebrews 4:16
"Praise. His. Name."
"What a beautiful day yesterday was. Preparing for this meet, the core of my team was centered around faith and belief."
"The amount of prayer coupled with hard work was divinely culminated in 50.68 seconds."
"By the grace of God, we accomplished our goal."
"Thank you so much to my coach, my husband, my team, my family, and all of my supporters."
"Let’s continue pushing the bounds of the sport, because with God, all things are possible! God bless. ❤️🙏🏽
