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RESULT LIST 400 Metres Women (National) RESULT NAME COUNTRY DATE VENUE WL 49.08 Shaunae MILLER-UIBO BAH 24 Apr 2021 Hayward Field, Eugene, OR (USA) MR 49.67 Táňa Kocembová CZE 1983 Ostrava TEMPERATURE 16.4°C HUMIDITY 61.8% May 19 2021 14:34 PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE of BIRTH LANE RESULT POINTS REACTION 1 106 Natalia Kaczmarek POL 17 Jan 98 5 52.23 PB 0.258 7 2 105 Barbora Malíková SOKOP 30 Dec 01 4 52.83 SB 0.167 2 3 104 Věra Holubářová USKPR 4 Jun 00 3 54.45 PB 0.212 5 4 107 Barbora Veselá STBOL 17 Jan 00 7 54.97 PB 0.208 4 5 140 Zdeňka Seidlová DUKPR 2 Apr 97 6 55.11 SB 0.215 6 6 102 Viktória Strýčková SVK 22 Jan 01 1 56.78 PB 0.397 8 7 108 Marie Klapuchová SOKOP 17 Dec 03 8 58.22 SB 0.151 1 8 103 Anna Cagašová FMIST 5 May 04 2 58.80 SB 0.190 3 LEGEND WL World Lead MR Meeting Record PB Personal Best SB Season Best ALL-TIME TOP LIST 2021 TOP LIST RESULT NAME VENUE DATE RESULT NAME VENUE DATE 47.60 Marita KOCH (GDR) Bruce Stadium, Canbe 6 Oct 1985 49.08 Shaunae MILLER-UIBO (BAH) Hayward Field, Eugene, OR ( 24 Apr 47.99 Jarmila KRATOCHVÍLOVÁ (TCH) Olympic Stadium, Hel 10 Aug 1983 49.22 Christine MBOMA (NAM) Independence Stadium, Wind 17 Apr 48.14 Salwa Eid NASER (BRN) Khalifa International S 3 Oct 2019 49.53 Beatrice MASILINGI (NAM) National Heroes Stadium, Lu 11 Apr 48.25 Marie-José PÉREC (FRA) Olympic Stadium, Atla 29 Jul 1996 49.84 Athing MU (USA) Cushing Stadium (Texas A& 15 May 48.27 Olga BRYZGINA (URS) Bruce Stadium, Canbe 6 Oct 1985 49.91 Shamier LITTLE (USA) Ansin Sports Complex, Mira 10 Apr 48.37 Shaunae MILLER-UIBO (BAH) Khalifa International S 3 Oct 2019 49.92 Quanera HAYES (USA) Ansin Sports Complex, Mira 10 Apr 48.59 Taťána KOCEMBOVÁ (TCH) Olympic Stadium, Hel 10 Aug 1983 50.28 Lynna IRBY (USA) Hayward Field, Eugene, OR ( 24 Apr 48.63 Cathy FREEMAN (AUS) Olympic Stadium, Atla 29 Jul 1996 50.30 Kendall ELLIS (USA) Irvine, CA (USA) 15 May 48.70 Sanya RICHARDS-ROSS (USA) Olympic Stadium, Athi 16 Sep 2006 50.31 Marileidy PAULINO (DOM) Estadio Luguelín Santos, San 27 Mar 48.83 Valerie BRISCO-HOOKS (USA) Memorial Coliseum, L 6 Aug 1984 50.38 Jessica BEARD (USA) Hayward Field, Eugene, OR ( 24 Apr Timing & Data service by OnlineSystem s.r.o. Page 1 of 1 Issued at Wednesday, May 19, 2021 2:38 PM.

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