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Dutch hurdler Femke Bol strengthened her dominance in the women’s 400-metre hurdles, clocking a world-leading 51.95 seconds at Friday’s Monaco Diamond League meeting. The mark shaved 0.35 seconds off the previous 2025 best and set a new meeting record, while extending Bol’s winning streak in the event to 28 straight Diamond League races. Dalilah Muhammad of the United States finished second in 52.58 seconds, lowering her own world record for athletes aged 35 and older that she set last month in Stockholm. Fellow American Anna Cockrell was third in 52.91 seconds. The performance confirms Bol, 24, as the favourite for next month’s World Championships and highlights Muhammad’s continued competitiveness in her final season.
Marileidy Paulino edges out Aaliyah Butler at the line in the 400m dash at the #MonacoDL. Both Finish in 49.06. #MonacoDL and #DiamondLeague coverage presented by @FleetFeetSports & @Tracksmith https://t.co/jOWV1G4Tpc
49.06s!! Marileidy Paulino 🇩🇴 wins the women's 400n at the Monaco Diamond League in a time of 49.06s! She was made to work really hard by NCAA Champion Aaliyah Butler 🇺🇸 who ran a new PB of 49.09s. Nickisha Pryce 🇯🇲 was 3rd in a Season's Best (SB) of 49.63s, followed by https://t.co/nj7tBBsfdj
THE STREAK CONTINUES 🔥 That's 28 wins in a row for Femke Bol who remains unbeaten in the 400m hurdles in the #DiamondLeague 🤯 She clocks a world-leading 51.95 in Monaco 💪 https://t.co/pGYdSYIlPP
