Norway's double world champion Karsten Warholm made the strongest possible statement before the Tokyo Olympic Games by breaking the world record in the men's 400 metre hurdles. Warholm clocked 46.70 seconds in front of an ecstatic home crowd at the Diamond League event in Oslo. The 25-year-old athlete beat 1992 Olympic champion Kevin Young's mark of 46.78 seconds, the longest-standing record in men's track athletics. 'It's older than me': Warholm breaks 29-year-old 400m hurdles world record
Norway's double world champion Karsten Warholm made the strongest possible statement before the Tokyo Olympic Games by breaking the world record in the men's 400 metre hurdles. Warholm clocked 46.70 seconds in front of an ecstatic home crowd at the Diamond League event in Oslo. The 25-year-old athlete beat 1992 Olympic champion Kevin Young's mark of 46.78 seconds, the longest-standing record in men's track athletics. 'It's older than me': Warholm breaks 29-year-old 400m hurdles world record
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