Khaleb McRae Shatters Indoor 400m World Record

Khaleb McRae has officially set a new benchmark in the 400-meter indoor race, clocking an impressive 44.52 seconds. This record-breaking performance dethrones the 21-year-old record held by fellow American Kerron Clement, which stood at 44.57 seconds.

The race, held at Fayetteville's Tyson Invitational, saw McRae outpace his competitor William Jones by a significant margin of 1.11 seconds. At just 25, McRae shaved off 0.1 seconds from his previous personal best in a stunning athletic feat.

While other athletes like Michael Norman and Christopher Morales Williams have run faster, their times remain unratified due to discrepancies. Meanwhile, the outdoor 400m world record is held by South Africa’s Wayde van Niekerk, who ran 43.03 seconds at the 2016 Olympics.