Charlton Claims Third World Indoor 60m Hurdles Title, Ties World Record

Bahamian hurdler Devynne Charlton has made history by claiming her third consecutive World Indoor 60m Hurdles title at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Kujawy Pomorze. This remarkable achievement occurred on Sunday, October 22, 2023.
Charlton Equals World Record
In a stunning performance, Charlton equaled her own world record by finishing the race in 7.65 seconds. This time matches the record she set in Glasgow in 2024, subsequently making her the first athlete to win this title three times.
Medal Winners at the Championships
The podium saw three standout athletes:
- Gold: Devynne Charlton (Bahamian) – 7.65 seconds
- Silver: Nadine Visser (Netherlands) – 7.73 seconds
- Bronze: Pia Skrzyszowska (Poland) – 7.73 seconds (Polish record)
Race Highlights
The semifinals hinted at fierce competition, with Skrzyszowska and Ditaji Kambundji both running a world-leading time of 7.76 seconds. Charlton, however, outperformed them in the final, clocking an impressive 7.74 seconds despite easing off at the finish line.
This victory highlights Charlton’s dominance in the sport and sets the stage for future competitions. For those who missed the event or wish to relive the excitement, highlights are available on El-Balad.




