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The Women's 400m Hurdles The Two Fastest Women Alive Femke Bol vs Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone EXPOSED

The Women's 400m Hurdles The Two Fastest Women Alive | Femke Bol vs Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone EXPOSED The women’s 400 meters hurdles in the early phase of the 2025 season has already drawn a clear competitive map, defined by two performances that stand above the rest — one in Europe, the other in the Caribbean. At the FBK Games in the Netherlands and the Grand Slam Track Festival in Kingston, Femke Bol and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone delivered statements that were different in style, context, and execution, yet equally decisive in terms of dominance. At home in Hengelo, Femke Bol produced a masterclass in rhythm control and technical efficiency. From the opening strides, her race was built on precision rather than aggression. Bol established her hurdle pattern early and maintained near-perfect spacing through the back straight, allowing her to separate from the field without visible strain. By the sixth hurdle, the competitive gap was already structural, not tactical. Her 52.51 meeting-record performance was not just fast — it was composed, economical, and unmistakably European in its emphasis on technical discipline. Against an international field featuring experienced athletes from the USA, Great Britain, and Germany, Bol didn’t need to respond to pressure; she eliminated it.