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National records in the 400 metres

The following table is an overview of national records in the 400 metres.

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Country Time Athlete Date Place Reference Video
  South Africa 43.03 Wayde van Niekerk 14 August 2016 Rio de Janeiro [1]
  United States 43.18 Michael Johnson August 26, 1999 Seville [1]
  Bahamas 43.48 Steven Gardiner 4 October 2019 Doha [2]
  Botswana 43.72 Isaac Makwala 5 July 2015 La Chaux-de-Fonds [3]
  Grenada 43.74 Kirani James 3 July 2014 Lausanne [4]
  Jamaica 43.93 Rusheen McDonald 23 August 2015 Beijing [5][6]
  Saudi Arabia 43.93 Yousef Ahmed Masrahi 23 August 2015 Beijing [5]
  Colombia 43.93 Anthony Zambrano 2 August 2021 Tokyo [7]
  Trinidad and Tobago 44.01 Machel Cedenio 14 August 2016 Rio de Janeiro [8]
  Qatar 44.07 Abdalelah Haroun 21 July 2018 London [9]
  Democratic Republic of the Congo 44.10 Gary Kikaya 9 September 2006 Stuttgart
  Dominican Republic 44.11 Luguelín Santos 26 August 2015 Beijing [10]
  Cuba 44.14 Roberto Hernández 30 May 1990 Seville
  Nigeria 44.17 Innocent Egbunike 19 August 1987 Zürich
  Kenya 44.18 Samson Kitur 3 August 1992 Barcelona [11]
  Great Britain and N.I. 44.26 Matthew Hudson-Smith 22 August 2023 Budapest [12]
  Qatar 44.27 Abdalelah Haroun 5 July 2015 La Chaux-de-Fonds [13]
  Brazil 44.29 Sanderlei Parrela 26 August 1999 Sevilla
  Ivory Coast 44.30 Gabriel Tiacoh 7 June 1986 Indianapolis
  Antigua and Barbuda 44.31 Rai Benjamin 20 April 2019 Torrance [14]
  Mexico 44.31 Alejandro Cárdenas 26 August 1999 Seville
  Germany 44.33 Thomas Schönlebe 3 September 1987 Rome
  Bahrain 44.36 Ali Khamis 14 August 2016 Rio de Janeiro [15]
  England 44.37 Roger Black 3 July 1996 Lausanne
  England 44.37 Mark Richardson 9 July 1998 Oslo
  Uganda 44.37 Davis Kamoga 5 August 1997 Athens [16]
  Belgium 44.43 Jonathan Borlée 4 August 2012 London [17]
  Barbados 44.43 Jonathan Jones 15 May 2022 Lubbock [18]
  Canada 44.44 Tyler Christopher 12 August 2005 Helsinki [19]
  France 44.46 Leslie Djhone 29 August 2007 Osaka [20]
  Oman 44.56 Mohamed Amer Al-Malky 12 August 1988 Budapest
  Sweden 44.56 Johan Wissman 29 August 2007 Osaka [21]
  Zimbabwe 44.58 Lewis Banda 15 May 2004 Tucson
  Costa Rica 44.60 Nery Brenes 23 June 2016 Madrid [22]
  Russia 44.6 Viktor Markin 30 July 1980 Moscow
  Sri Lanka 44.61 Sugath Thilakaratne 20 July 1998 Fukuoka
  Poland 44.62 Tomasz Czubak 24 August 1999 Seville
  Mauritius 44.69 Eric Milazar 7 July 2001 Madrid
  Spain 44.69 Bruno Hortelano 22 June 2018 Madrid [23]
  Netherlands 44.72 Liemarvin Bonevacia 23 August 2015 Beijing [5]
  Antigua and Barbuda 44.74 Rai Benjamin 21 April 2018 Torrance [24]
  Sudan 44.76 Hassan El Kashief 3 June 1982 Provo
  Ireland 44.77 David Gillick 4 July 2009 Madrid
  Italy 44.77 Davide Re 30 June 2019 La Chaux de Fonds [25]
  United States Virgin Islands 44.77 Tabarie Henry May 23, 2009 Hutchinson
  Japan 44.77 Kentaro Sato 20 August 2023 Budapest [26]
  Czech Republic 44.79 Pavel Maslák 9 May 2014 Doha [27]
  Portugal 44.79 João Coelho 3 August 2023 Chengdu [28]
  Kuwait 44.84 Yousef Karam 22 April 2019 Doha [29]
  Slovenia 44.84 Luka Janežič 21 July 2017 Fontvieille [30]
  Hungary 44.84 Attila Molnár 20 August 2023 Budapest [31]
  Norway 44.86 Håvard Ingvaldsen 15 June 2023 Oslo [32]
  Zambia 44.88 Samuel Matete 9 September 1991 Rieti
  Kuwait 44.93 Fawzi Al-Shammari 15 May 2002 Doha
  Kuwait 44.93 Fawzi Al-Shammari 9 October 2002 Busan
  Kuwait 44.93 Fawzi Al-Shammari 7 September 2003 Amman
  Scotland 44.93 David Jenkins 21 June 1975 Eugene OR
  Libya 44.98 Mohamed Khouaja 30 July 2010 Nairobi [33]
  Cayman Islands 44.99 Jamal Walton 21 July 2017 Trujillo [34]
   Switzerland 44.99 Mathias Rusterholz 3 July 1996 Lausanne
  Ukraine 45.01 Vitaliy Butrym 25 July 2015 Almaty [35][36][37]
  Uruguay 45.02 Andrés Silva 17 May 2006 Fortaleza
  Morocco 45.03 Benyounes Lahlou 9 September 1992 Latakia
  Israel 45.04 Donald Sanford 19 July 2015 Zhukovsky [38]
  Greece 45.11 Dimitrios Regas 16 September 2006 Athens
  Algeria 45.13 Malik-Khaled Louahla 4 August 2001 Edmonton [39]
  Ghana 45.13 Ibrahim Hassan 21 April 1996 Walnut
  China 45.14 Guo Zhongze 3 September 2017 Tianjin [40]
  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 45.19 Eswort Coombs 20 April 1997 Walnut
  Tunisia 45.19 Sofiane Labidi 7 June 2004 Seville
  India 45.21 Muhammed Anas 13 July 2019 Kladno [41]
  India 45.24 Muhammed Anas 21 July 2018 Nové Město nad Metují [42]
  Guyana 45.25 Winston George 23 August 2015 Beijing [5]
  Kazakhstan 45.25 Mikhail Litvin 22 April 2019 Doha [29]
  Bermuda 45.26 Troy Douglas 27 July 1996 Atlanta
  Panama 45.29 Héctor Daley 15 August 1981 Bolívar
  Serbia 45.3 Slobodan Branković 29 August 1990 Split
  Dominica 45.31 Bruce Phillip 1 June 1989 Provo
  Bulgaria 45.32 Iliya Dzhivondov 3 June 2000 Sofia
  Slovakia 45.32 Štefan Balošák 27 July 1996 Atlanta
  Argentina 45.34 Elián Larregina 8 July 2023 Kortrijk [43]
  Estonia 45.35 Rasmus Mägi 25 June 2022 Tallinn [44]
  Iceland 45.36 Oddur Sigurðsson 12 May 1984 Austin
  South Korea 45.37 Shon Ju-il 17 June 1994 Seoul
  Uzbekistan 45.37 Sergey Lovachev 22 June 1984 Kyiv
  Kazakhstan 45.38 Mikhail Litvin 21 April 2019 Doha [45]
  Romania 45.38 Mihai Dringo 25 June 2022 Craiova [46]
  Egypt 45.40 Anas Beshr 11 June 2016 Montverde [47]
  Liberia 45.42 Akeem Sirleaf 4 May 2019 Greensboro [48]
  Belarus 45.43 Aliaksandr Linnik 20 June 2015 Cheboksary [49]
  Lesotho 45.46 Henry Mohoanyane 18 March 1988 Bloemfontein
  Gambia 45.48 Dawda Jallow 3 April 1993 Atlanta
  Finland 45.49 Markku Kukkoaho 7 September 1972 Munich
  Saint Lucia 45.49 Ivan Jean-Marie 20 May 1995 Tucson
  Denmark 45.50 Nick Ekelund-Arenander 13 July 2013 Madrid [50]
  Turkey 45.51 Yavuz Can 7 July 2016 Amsterdam [51]
  Kazakhstan 45.52 Aleksandr Kurochkin 17 August 1984 Moscow
  Kazakhstan 45.52 Aleksandr Kurochkin 1 June 1985 Rome
  Latvia 45.53 Jānis Leitis 8 August 2018 Berlin [52]
  Venezuela 45.53 Freddy Mezones 17 April 2015 Barinas [53]
  Philippines 45.57 Isidro del Prado 1 December 1984 Manila
  Curaçao 45.60 Liemarvin Bonevacia 4 August 2012 London [54]
  Puerto Rico 45.6 Héctor Carrasquillo June 5, 2010 San Fernando [55][56]
  Croatia 45.64 Željko Knapić 19 September 1981 Sarajevo
  Iran 45.64 Ali Khadivar 11 June 2017 Erzurum [57]
  Republic of the Congo 45.64 Gilles Anthony Afoumba 25 June 2019 Montgeron
  Saint Kitts and Nevis 45.68 Warren Hazel 22 July 2017 Freeport [58]
  Austria 45.69 Clemens Zeller 3 June 2010 Sankt Pölten [59][60]
  Antigua and Barbuda 45.72 Rai Benjamin 29 April 2017 Los Angeles [61]
  Lithuania 45.73 Remigijus Valiulis 27 September 1979 Mexico City
  Iraq 45.74 Taha Hussein Yassen 22 April 2019 Doha [29]
  Tanzania 45.74 Claver Kamanya 16 October 1968 Mexico City
  Liberia 45.77 Siraj Williams 9 June 2008 Sacramento
  Namibia 45.80 A Mahmad Bock 30 April 2022 Gaborone
  Benin 45.82 Mathieu Gnanligo 30 June 2012 Porto-Novo
  Fiji 45.82 Saimoni Tamani 23 July 1970 Edinburgh [62]
  Azerbaijan 45.83 Yuriy Dudkin 18 September 1986 Tashkent
  Georgia 45.86 Alif Aliyev 28 August 1983 Kyiv
  Turkmenistan 45.86 Vitaliy Fedotov 26 August 1981 Kyiv
  Chile 45.92 Ricardo Roach 21 March 1998 Santiago
  Vietnam 45.99 Quách Công Lịch 29 June 2015 Chanthaburi [63]
  Thailand 46.00 Kunanon Sukkaew 12 June 2015 Kallang [64]
  British Virgin Islands 46.04 Dean Greenaway 19 May 1979 Lincoln
  Iraq 46.04 Taha Hussein Yassen 21 April 2019 Doha [65]
  Sierra Leone 46.04 Felix Sandy 9 April 1988 Fresno
  São Tomé and Príncipe 46.07 Filipe Lomba 5 July 1987 Lisbon
  New Zealand 46.09 Shaun Farrell 7 March 1998 Wanganui
  United Arab Emirates 46.1 Hassan Ali Obaid Shirook 29 April 2009 Qatif
  Netherlands Antilles 46.13 Churandy Martina 31 March 2007 El Paso
  Mali 46.14 Yaya Seyba 20 July 1988 Bad Blankenburg
  Bosnia and Herzegovina 46.15 Amel Tuka 28 June 2019 Nembro [66]
  Cyprus 46.16 Evripides Demosthenous 10 July 1999 Majorca
  Iraq 46.27 Taha Hussein Yassen 21 April 2019 Doha [67]
  Republic of Macedonia 46.27 Ismail Mačev 13 September 1983 Casablanca [68]
  Ecuador 46.28 Álex Quiñónez 30 June 2019 Braga [69]
  Iraq 46.29 Aouf Abdulrahman Youssef 5 August 1985 Casablanca
  Burundi 46.32 Jean-Patrick Nduwimana 30 March 1999 Tucson
  Cameroon 46.34 Emmanuel Bitanga 29 March 1980 Abidjan
  Haiti 46.34 Pascale Orelus 25 May 2012 Jacksonville [70]
  Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) 46.35 Chen Chieh 19 October 2015 Kaohsiung
  Indonesia 46.37 Elieser Wattebosi 14 June 1993 Singapore
  Malaysia 46.41 Mohd Zaiful Zainal Abidin 20 July 2001 Bandar Seri Begawan
  Chad 46.43 Mahamat Goubaye Youssouf 30 June 2016 São Bernardo do Campo [71]
  Gabon 46.44 Alhagie Salim Drammeh 2 August 2015 Bedford [72]
  Albania 46.48 Franko Burraj 10 August 2019 Skopje [73]
  Mozambique 46.5 Kurt Couto 13 April 2007 Windhoek
  Turks and Caicos Islands 46.54 Colby Jennings 26 March 2022 Tempe
  Swaziland 46.56 Thandaza Zwane 17 February 2018 Pretoria [74]
  Moldova 46.57 Sergey Grigoryev 5 July 1984 Kyiv
  Albania 46.58 Franko Burraj 28 June 2018 Tarragona [75]
  Paraguay 46.62 Augusto José Stanley 8 June 2012 Barquisimeto [76]
  Burkina Faso 46.66 Bienvenu Sawadogo 18 June 2019 Bonneuil-sur-Marne [77]
  Kyrgyzstan 46.67 Nikolay Chernetskiy 7 July 1978 Berkeley
  Papua New Guinea 46.7 Nelson Stone 8 October 2010 Delhi [62][78]
  Pakistan 46.73 Abdul Mueed Baloch 29 May 2022 Mashhad [79]
  Equatorial Guinea 46.78 Gustavo Envela 14 June 1986 Sacramento
  Madagascar 46.80 Todiasoa Rabearison 1 October 2019 Doha [80]
  Albania 46.81 Xhani Ilir 28 June 1997 Athens
  Montenegro 46.82 Slaviša Vraneš 19 August 2000 Belgrade
  Malta 46.83 Graham Pellegrini 1 June 2023 Marsa [81]
  Bangladesh 46.86 # Zahir Rayhan 25 January 2019 Dhaka [82]
  Burkina Faso 46.89 Bienvenu Sawadogo 26 July 2017 Abidjan [83]
  Suriname 46.89 Tommy Asinga 4 August 1991 Havana
  Togo 46.92 Kossi Akoto 16 July 1995 Viry-Châtillon
  North Korea 46.95 Hwang Il-Sok 25 June 2000 Odawara [84]
  Armenia 46.99 Akraik Hovanesian 14 July 1986 Kyiv
  Swaziland 46.99 Thandaza Zwane 29 April 2017 Gaborone [85]
  Singapore 47.02 Zubin Percy Muncherji 13 May 2018 Bloomington [86]
  Comoros 47.04 Hadhari Djaffar 7 May 2000 Franconville, Val-d'Oise
  Honduras 47.06 Yariel Matute 21 April 2018 Houston [87]
  Seychelles 47.08 Joseph Adam 16 May 1993 Clemson
  French Polynesia 47.13 Isaac Yaya 26 June 2005 Nice [62]
  Syria 47.18 Zahreddin Najem 30 June 1999 Beirut
  Hong Kong 47.28 Chan Ka Chun 15 May 2015 Taipei
  Anguilla 47.29 Kirthley Richardson 19 May 1995 Odesa
  Bangladesh 47.34 Jahir Rayhan 3 November 2019 Mangalagiri [88]
  Lebanon 47.36 Noureddine Hadid 20 July 2019 Beirut
  Angola 47.38 João Paulo 23 July 1995 Lisbon
  Gibraltar 47.41 Jessy Franco 1 October 2019 Doha [89]
  Belize 47.42 Benjamin Fairweather 9 May 2015 Utica
  Maldives 47.48 Hassan Saaid 1 June 2013 Kingston [90]
  Guinea 47.60 Alpha Amadou Sy Savané 14 September 1995 Harare
  Tajikistan 47.6 Davron Atabaev 24 June 2017 Almaty [91]
  Macau 47.61 Lei Vai Kun 21 July 1996 Hong Kong
  Vanuatu 47.62 Baptiste Firiam 7 March 1996 Sydney
  South Sudan 47.63 Mangar Chuot 18 March 2016 Perth
  Jordan 47.67 Abdelsalam Khalifa Al-Haj 25 July 2007 Amman
  Guatemala 47.69 José Bermúdez 22 May 2016 San José [92]
  Guatemala 47.69 José Bermúdez 12 December 2017 Managua [93]
  Guinea-Bissau 47.70 Edivaldo Monteiro 17 July 1996 Lisbon
  Aruba 47.73 Anthony Rasmijn 26 May 2018 Oordegem
  Luxembourg 47.76 David Fiegen 20 August 2006 La Chaux-de-Fonds
  Solomon Islands 47.76 Chris Walasi 27 January 2006 Christchurch [62]
  Central African Republic 47.82 Martial Biguet 1 August 1992 Barcelona
  San Marino 47.84 Marco Tamagnini 20 May 1989 Nicosia
  Malawi 47.85 Golden Gunde 28 July 2014 Glasgow [94]
  Mauritania 47.87 Youba Hmeida 4 August 2001 Edmonton [95]
  Somalia 47.91 Ibrahim Okash Omar 4 August 1984 Los Angeles
  Cape Verde 47.96 Salvador Lopes Goncalves 10 September 2000 Luxembourg
  Niger 48.06 Issa Bello 27 May 2005 Niamey
  Kosovo 48.12 Astrit Kryeziu 1 July 2017 Stara Zagora
  Mongolia 48.15 Tsendsuren Erdene-Munkh 14 June 1989 Bratislava
  Eritrea 48.25 Haile Merih Weldemichael 18 July 2007 Algiers
  Yemen 48.27 Ahmed Al-Yaari 21 April 2019 Doha [96]
  Guam 48.29 David Wilson 12 April 1997 Palo Alto [97]
  Tonga 48.31 Henele Taliai 1 March 1997 Melbourne [62]
    Nepal 48.32 Asha Ram Chaudhari 28 September 1990 Beijing
  Andorra 48.38 Daniel Gómez 26 May 1999 Schaan
  Brunei 48.53 Mohamed Arman Hj Sanip 10 July 1999 Taverny
  Montserrat 48.55 Stephen Lewis 1 May 1992 Spokane
  Nicaragua 48.6 h Carlos Aguirre 7 June 1987 Moscow
  Palestine 48.61 Mohammed Abukhousa 25 February 2017 Réduit
  Monaco 48.63 Brice Etès 3 June 2011 Schaan [98]
  Myanmar 48.63 Htay Win 30 November 1991 Manila
  Norfolk Island 48.63 Jonathan McKee 4 July 1987 Varberg [62]
  Samoa 48.67 Siologa Sepa 4 September 2013 Mata-Utu [99]
  Cambodia 48.82 Chhem Savin 3 September 1972 Munich
  New Caledonia 49.11 Frédéric Erin 13 May 2011 Nouméa [62]
  Palau 49.17 Conrad Rdechor 25 August 2000 Adelaide [62]
  Yemen 49.21 Saeed Al-Adhreai 25 August 2003 Daegu
  Liechtenstein 49.35 Martin Meyer 22 May 1991 Andorra la Vella
  American Samoa 49.45 Kelsey Nakanelua 25 August 25, 2000 Adelaide [62]
  Afghanistan 49.59 Said Gilani 25 June 2017 Berlin [100]
  Djibouti 49.59 Houssein Nour Ali 31 July 2008 Victoria
  Laos 49.73 Kingkeo Inthavong 24 August 2017 Bukit Jalil [101]
  Federated States of Micronesia 50.22 Jack Howard 25 July 2002 Kolonia, Pohnpei [62]
  East Timor 50.79 Domingos Salio dos Santos 12 June 2015 Kallang [102]
  Cook Islands 51.40 John Hermann 4 December 1988 Sydney [62]
  Kiribati 51.98 Kiakia Tekambwa 8 August 2009 Gold Coast [62][103]
  Nauru 52.3 Jaye Jaye Capelle 15 December 2007 Yona [62]
  Wallis and Futuna 52.58 Nizié Feleu 17 September 1991 Port Moresby [62]
  Northern Mariana Islands 52.74 Beouch Ngirchongor 1 July 2014 Palikir [104]
  Niue 52.87 Kalapu Liutose Liuvaie 13 September 1991 Port Moresby [62]
  Marshall Islands 53.56 Joe Jotai 24 July 2002 Kolonia [62]
  Tuvalu 54.81 Telava Folitau 6 August 2009 Gold Coast [62]
  Bhutan 57.37 Bal Bahadur Thamang 3 April 2004 Islamabad
  El Salvador 45.99 A Takeshi Fujiwara 28 April 2012 Medellín [105]
  Australia 44.38 Darren Clark 26 September 1988 Seoul
  Senegal 45.01 A Amadou Gakou 18 October 1968 Mexico City
  Peru 45.30 A Fernando Acevedo 1 August 1971 Cali
  Lithuania 45.4 h Remigijus Valiulis 4 June 1980 Leningrad
  Lithuania 45.4 h Jonas Motiejūnas 3 August 2000 Kaunas
  Ethiopia 45.42 A Tegegne Bezabeh 18 October 1968 Mexico City
  Malaysia 46.3 h Jegathesan Manikavasagam – –
  Ecuador 46.48 A Dick Perlaza 31 July 1997 Quito
  Syria 46.7 h Zahreddin Najem 12 August 1999 Irbid
  Albania 46.78 # Eusebio Haliti 28 May 2011 Genève [106]
  Bolivia 47.12 A Fernando Copa 6 June 2018 Cochabamba [107]
  Angola 47.2 h Barceló de Carvalho 16 September 1969 Athens
  Jordan 47.2 h Shadi Qa'qour 11 September 1999 Irbid
  Luxembourg 47.4 h Emile Jung 16 August 1969 Font-Romeu
  Tajikistan 47.4 h Aleksander Cherednishenko 8 September 1979 Tashkent
  Cambodia 47.5 h # Chhem Savin 4 August 1967 Phnom Penh
  Guam 47.59 # Aaron Whitaker 13 May 2017 Monmouth [108]
  Kosovo 47.83 # Astrit Kryeziu 19 July 2014 Skopje
  Liechtenstein 47.9 h # Günther Hasler 21 June 1975 Bern
  Rwanda 47.93 A Emmanuel Nitakiyimana 7 July 2016 Kampala
  American Samoa 48.4 h Kelsey Nakanelua 10 June 2000 Honolulu [62]
  Palestine 48.4 h Fareed Faraj 5 March 1989 Kuwait City
  New Caledonia 48.8 h Frédéric Erin 18 February 2000 Hamilton [62]
  Afghanistan 49.0 h Habib Zareef 1963 Kabul
  Federated States of Micronesia 50.1 h Jack Howard 7 December 2002 Ballarat [62]
  Marshall Islands 50.4 h Martin Motu'ahala 30 July 1994 Majuro [62]
  Wallis and Futuna 50.6 h Patita Fotutata 25 September 1985 Fiua [62]
  Cook Islands 51.1 h Harmon Harmon 3 June 1998 Nukuʻalofa [62]
  Nauru 51.3 h Tryson Duburiya – Meneng [62]
  Bhutan 53.4 h Bal Bahadur Thamang 19 July 2002 Thimphu

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Country Time Athlete Date Place Reference
  Bahrain 48.14 Salwa Eid Naser 3 October 2019 Doha [109]
  Bahamas 48.36 Shaunae Miller-Uibo 6 August 2021 Tokyo [110]
  Ireland 49.20 Rhasidat Adeleke 10 June 2023 Austin [111]
  Namibia 49.22 A Christine Mboma 17 April 2021 Windhoek [112]
  Romania 49.88 Ionela Târlea 12 July 1999 Palma de Mallorca
  Belgium 49.96 Cynthia Bolingo 21 August 2023 Budapest [113]
  Portugal 50.59 Cátia Azevedo 3 June 2021 Huelva [114]
  Grenada 50.64 Hazel-Ann Regis 16 May 2004 Oxford
  Croatia 50.78 Danijela Grgić 17 August 2006 Beijing [115]
  Kenya 51.09 A Hellen Syombua 22 June 2019 Nairobi [116]
  Sweden 51.13 Moa Hjelmer 29 June 2012 Helsinki [117]
  Puerto Rico 51.39 Carol Rodríguez 3 May 2008 Los Angeles
14 June 2008 Des Moines
  U.S. Virgin Islands 51.47 LaVerne Jones-Ferrette 21 April 2007 Lawrence
  Uganda 51.47 Leni Shida 26 July 2019 Kampala [118]
  U.S. Virgin Islands 51.60 LaVerne Jones 3 February 2007 Stuttgart
  British Virgin Islands 51.63 Ashley Kelly 8 July 2017 Miami
  Norway 51.64 Amalie Hammild Iuel 9 September 2021 Zürich [119]
  Ghana 51.82 Akua Obeng-Akrofi 25 May 2018 Tampa [120]
  Serbia 51.89 Tamara Salaški 9 June 2016 Stara Zagora [121]
  Venezuela 51.94 Nercely Soto 26 November 2013 Trujillo [122]
  Moldova 52.00 Olesea Cojuhari 15 June 2012 Bucharest [123]
  Israel 52.06 Anna Tkach 24 August 2003 St. Denis [124]
  Saint Lucia 52.21 Verneta Lesforis 25 June 1999 Bridgetown
  Malta 52.37 Janet Richard 20 June 2023 Chorzów [125]
  Croatia 52.47 Jelica Pavličić 22 February 1976 Munich
  Argentina 52.50 Olga Conte 22 March 1997 Buenos Aires
  Turks and Caicos Islands 52.50 Yanique Haye-Smith 10 April 2021 Greensboro [126]
  Uruguay 52.53 Déborah Rodríguez 3 October 2014 Montevideo [127]
  Malaysia 52.56 Rabia Abdul Salam 1 December 1993 Manila
  Thailand 52.60 Noodang Phimphoo 14 June 1993 Singapore
  Chinese Taipei 52.74 Chi Cheng 29 July 1970 Stockholm
  Belize 53.19 Samantha Dirks 30 April 2016 Irvine
  Iraq 53.44 Gulustan Mahmood Ieso 21 November 2010 Guangzhou
  Armenia 53.48 Amaliya Sharoyan 28 May 2015 Sochi
  Pakistan 53.63 Najma Parveen 11 November 2019 Peshawar
  Burkina Faso 53.81 Aïssata Soulama 6 April 2005 Bamako
  Bolivia 53.90 A Cecilia Gómez 18 April 2021 Cochabamba
  Luxembourg 54.05 Frédérique Hansen 18 July 2013 Rieti [128]
  Bosnia and Herzegovina 54.28 Dijana Kojić 24 July 1999 Komotini
  Honduras 55.24 Heidy Palacios 17 June 2012 Managua
  Angola 55.34 Guilhermina Cruz 15 August 1993 Stuttgart
  Bangladesh 55.46 Beauty Nazmun Nahar 5 April 2004 Islamabad
  Samoa 56.32 Kim Peterson 10 February 1990 Auckland
  Kuwait 57.00 Mudhawi Al-Shammari 27 October 2019 Kuwait City
  Macao 57.07 Leong Ka Man 27 September 2014 Incheon
  Gibraltar 57.40[a] Sharon Mifsud 16 July 1995 Gibraltar
  Maldives 57.56 Aishath Hassan 13 June 2022 Hulhumalé [129]
  United Arab Emirates 58.07 Betlhem Desalegn 8 March 2013 Manama
  San Marino 58.80 Beatrice Berti 26 May 2018 Forlì
  Solomon Islands 58.88 Samantha Rofo 7 July 2016 Suva [130]
  Djibouti 59.79 Mariam Isman Waïss 15 March 2019 Djibouti City
  South Sudan 1:01.19 A Rose Ihisa Uwaro 28 May 2021 Nairobi
  Montserrat 1:01.80 Jenalyn Weekes 28 February 2016 Vieux-Fort
  Saudi Arabia 1:06.33 Dana Salah Al-Shehri 25 August 2018 Jakarta
  Afghanistan 1:12.72 Yalda Amini 13 June 2018 Sipoo

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Men edit

Country Time Athlete Date Place Reference
  Canada 44.49[b] Christopher Morales Williams 24 February 2024 Fayetteville [131]
  Norway 45.05 Karsten Warholm 2 March 2019 Glasgow [132]
  Belgium 45.25 Alexander Doom 2 March 2024 Glasgow [133]
  Bahamas 45.33 Demetrius Pinder 12 March 2011 College Station [134]
  Sweden 45.33 Carl Bengtström 19 March 2022 Belgrade [135]
  Lithuania 45.78 Tomas Keršulis 11 February 2023 Boston [136]
  U.S. Virgin Islands 45.81 Tabarie Henry 30 January 2010 College Station [137]
  British Virgin Islands 45.84 Kyron McMaster 14 February 2020 Clemson [138]
  Portugal 45.86 João Coelho 2 March 2024 Glasgow [139]
  Romania 45.94 Ioan Vieru 2 March 2002 Vienna
  Kenya 45.98 Charles Gitonga 19 February 1995 Liévin
  Ghana 46.21 Emmanuel Dasor 25 February 2016 Birmingham [140]
  Uganda 46.22 A Emmanuel Tugumisirize 14 March 2014 Albuquerque
  Serbia 46.22 Boško Kijanović 7 March 2022 Belgrade [141]
  Kuwait 46.26 Youssef Karam 8 February 2020 Toruń [142]
  Saudi Arabia 46.35 Mazen Mawtan Al-Yasen 19 September 2017 Ashgabat
  Croatia 46.38 Luciano Sušanj 11 March 1973 Rotterdam
  Israel 46.46 Donald Sanford 8 February 2014 Boston [143]
  Puerto Rico 46.54 Marquis Holston 10 February 2012 Fayetteville [144]
  Bahrain 46.60 Abubaker Abbas 20 February 2016 Doha [145]
  Saint Lucia 46.66 A Ivan Jean-Marie 18 February 1995 Reno
  Venezuela 47.08 José Acevedo 2 March 2008 Fayetteville [146]
  Moldova 47.09 Vadim Zadoynov 10 March 1996 Stockholm
  Bosnia and Herzegovina 47.14 Amel Tuka 21 February 2018 Belgrade [147]
  Luxembourg 47.49 Vincent Karger 24 January 2015 Kirchberg [148]
  Namibia 47.35 Dasheek Akwenye 16 February 2008 Nampa
  Thailand 47.40 Jukkatip Phocharoen 31 October 2007 Macau
  Uruguay 47.50 Andrés Silva 10 March 2006 Moscow [149]
  Argentina 47.52 A Elian Larregina 1 February 2020 Cochabamba [150]
  Honduras 47.80 Yariel Matute 17 February 2018 College Station [151]
  Iraq 47.80 Yassir Al-Saadi 24 February 2019 Istanbul
  Turks and Caicos Islands 47.90 Colby Jennings 12 March 2021 Birmingham
  Bolivia 48.06 A Fernando Copa 1 February 2020 Cochabamba
  United Arab Emirates 48.24 Ali Obaid Hassan Shirook 15 February 2008 Doha
  Seychelles 48.29 Ned Azemia 11 January 2019 College Station
  Pakistan 48.40[c] Nokar Hussain 18 September 2017 Ashgabat [152]
  Malaysia 48.43 Mohd Zaiful Zainal Abidin 15 February 2008 Doha
  Armenia 48.96 Aram Davtyan 4 March 2011 Paris [153]
  Burkina Faso 49.36 Innocent Bologo 11 January 2020 Val-de-Reuil
  Angola 49.37 Milton Hassany 14 February 2015 Pombal
  Chinese Taipei 49.39 Chen Chih-hsuan 10 February 2006 Pattaya
  Macau 49.66 Chao Un Kei 31 October 2007 Macau
  Gibraltar 49.97 Jerai Torres 21 January 2018 Sabadell
  Montserrat 50.32 Julius Morris 6 January 2017 West Lafayette [154]
  Belize 50.35 Brandon Jones 10 December 2010 Princess Anne
  Malta 50.57 Reece Dimech 31 January 2015 London
  Bangladesh 50.79 Azharul Islam 14 March 2009 Athens
  Afghanistan 50.90 Said Gilani 6 February 2016 Hanover [155]
  South Sudan 50.96 Deng Wiyual Puok 18 September 2017 Ashgabat [156]

Women edit

Country Time Athlete Date Place Reference
  United States 49.48 A Britton Wilson 11 March 2023 Albuquerque [157]
  Bahamas 50.21 Shaunae Miller-Uibo 13 February 2021 Staten Island [158]
  Romania 50.56 Ionela Târlea 1 March 1998 Valencia
  Austria 51.37 Susanne Gogl-Walli 2 March 2024 Glasgow [159]
  Bahrain 51.45 Kemi Adekoya 19 March 2016 Portland [160]
  Canada 51.60 A Savannah Sutherland 11 March 2023 Albuquerque [161]
  Sweden 52.04 Moa Hjelmer 3 March 2013 Gothenburg [162]
  Norway 52.25 Amalie Iuel 1 February 2020 Bærum [163]
  Serbia 52.33 Maja Ćirić 3 February 2022 Ostrava [164]
  Puerto Rico 52.64 Grace Claxton 26 February 2017 Boston [165]
  Portugal 52.64 Cátia Azevedo 27 January 2024 Astana [166]
  Turks and Caicos Islands 52.72 Yanique Haye-Smith 24 February 2019 Boston [167]
  British Virgin Islands 53.01 Ashley Kelly 12 February 2016 Boston [168]
  Ghana 53.39 Akua Obeng-Akrofi 2 March 2018 Boston [169]
  Moldova 53.72 Larisa Glavenco 26 February 1990 Moscow
  Iraq 53.75 Gulustan Mahmood 1 November 2009 Hanoi
  Saint Lucia 53.82 Verneta Lesforis 20 February 1999 Cedar Falls
  Kenya 54.21 Ruth Waithera 10 March 1984 Syracuse
  Armenia 54.24 Amaliya Sharoyan 6 March 2015 Prague [170]
  Thailand 54.45 Atchima Eng-Chuan 19 September 2017 Ashgabat
  Uganda 54.47 Edith Nakiyingi 11 February 1989 Lincoln
  Malaysia 54.58 Noraseela Mohd Khalid 12 February 2006 Leipzig
  Argentina 54.79 Cora Olivero 1 March 2003 Valencia
  Israel 55.34 Olga Dor-Dogadko 14 February 1999 Ghent
  Belize 55.37 A Kaina Martinez 21 February 2016 Alamosa
  Namibia 55.40 Tjipekapora Herunga 12 March 2010 Doha [171]
  Bolivia 55.48 A Cecilia Gómez 5 February 2022 Cochabamba
  Venezuela 55.75 Luisairys Toledo 28 January 2022 Lawrence
  Malta 55.77 Janet Richard 18 January 2020 London [172]
  Luxembourg 55.80 Charline Mathias 16 January 2010 Kirchberg [173]
  Bosnia and Herzegovina 55.91 Jelena Gajić 24 February 2021 Belgrade
  Honduras 56.31 Heidy Palacios 12 February 2011 Boston
  Uruguay 56.57 Claudia Acerenza 8 March 1991 Seville
  Chinese Taipei 57.63 Wang Jou-hsuan 18 September 2017 Ashgabat [174]
  Pakistan 57.75 Bushra Parveen 13 November 2005 Pattaya
  Angola 58.19 Milclénia Francisco 27 February 2016 Pombal
  Macau 58.85 Lam Ka Im 30 October 2007 Macau
  San Marino 59.28 Beatrice Berti 30 January 2021 Padova
  Gibraltar 1:00.23 Norcady Reyes 30 December 2023 Antequera
  Kuwait 1:01.54 OT Danah Al-Nasrallah 18 February 2011 Allendale
  Bangladesh 1:01.69 Sumi Akther 9 February 2018 Tehran
  Burkina Faso 1:09.45 Lynda Ouédraogo 5 December 2010 Montpellier
  Afghanistan 1:12.16 Yalda Amini 11 February 2018 Lahti

Notes edit

  1. ^ not recognized by World Athletics
  2. ^ ratified by Athletics Canada but not recognized by World Athletics because starting blocks did not comply with its regulations
  3. ^ not ratified by AFP but recognised by World Athletics

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