At the Edwin Moses Legends Meet on May 31, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone shone in the women’s 400m hurdles. She clocked a world-leading time of 52.70 seconds, comfortably surpassing the entry standard for Paris 2024. However, she still needs to secure her spot on Team USA at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in Eugene, Oregon from June 21-30.
McLaughlin-Levrone’s impressive performance not only put her at the top of the world rankings but also showcased her relaxed and composed demeanor despite it being her first race in over a year. While she made it look easy, she acknowledged that there is still room for improvement before Paris 2024.
During the meet, McLaughlin-Levrone had an opportunity to chat with Edwin Moses, a legendary two-time Olympic champion in the men’s 400m hurdles. Moses shared his knowledge and expertise with McLaughlin-Levrone as they discussed how to elevate her skills and reach new heights on the track.
As McLaughlin-Levrone prepares for the U.S. Olympic Team Trials and potentially Paris 2024, she is determined to take her training to another level and achieve success at the highest level of competition. With guidance from renowned athletes like Edwin Moses, she is confident that she will be able to exceed his medal count and make history at the upcoming Games.
Overall, McLaughlin-Levrone’s impressive performance at the Edwin Moses Legends Meet highlights her potential as one of America’s top track athletes heading into Paris 2024. With more hard work and dedication, there is no doubt that she will be ready to compete on the world stage once again.
