Marileidy Paulino sets ATHLOS record with 400m victory in London
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 5:06 PM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026

Marileidy Paulino of the Dominican Republic secured the women's 400m title at ATHLOS London on September 18, finishing in 48.73 seconds. This performance not only marked a new meeting record but also extended her unbeaten streak for the 2026 season. Paulino, who started the race slow, made a strong surge in the final stretch, overtaking Norway’s Henriette Jæger, who finished just behind at 48.78 seconds. With this victory, Paulino tied the all-time record for 400-meter races under 49 seconds, achieving it for the 15th time in her career, eight of which occurred this season. The event featured increased prize money and attracted a strong field of competitors, including notable performances from Sha’Carri Richardson in the women's 100m.
- •Paulino finishes 400m in 48.73 seconds at ATHLOS London.
- •She extends her unbeaten season, marking 15 sub-49 races.
- •Jæger sets a new Norwegian national record at 48.78 seconds.
- •ATHLOS London featured higher prize money for competitors.
- •Event attracted top athletes and highlighted women's track talent.
- 5:06 PMYahoo Sports — Marileidy Paulino sets new ATHLOS record and claims the crown
"Marileidy Paulino wins the ATHLOS London 400m crown in a meeting-record 48.73 seconds, extending her unbeaten 2026 season with another historic run
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