The Dutch Femke Bol lowered her own mark in the 400 meters, became world champion for the first time on the indoor track and set the ... Olympic gold medal, in the 400m hurdles, after the bronze ...

Dutch superstar Femke Bol sets a new world record of 49.17 seconds to win the 400m title at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow. READ MORE: Kerr and Caudrey win gold medals for Great Britain ...

Dutch track athlete Femke Bol recently shared her inspiration coming into the realm of athletics. The 24-year-old is currently one of the most successful athletes in the 400m hurdles event with ...

Last season, the track and field fans found unequaled excitement by imagining a single picture, Sydney taking her stride against Bol in the women's 400m hurdles event. The post Fans Rip Into Sydney ...

Dutch athlete Femke Bol announces she will not compete individually during the upcoming indoor season, leaving her 400m world indoor title open for contention. Bol, who has achieved Olympic successes, ...

Femke Bol recently revealed her plans for the upcoming track and field season. Bol has been out of track competitions since the 2024 Diamond League finals where she won the 400m hurdles event.

Femke Bol is one of the best endurance sprinters of the current generation, having clocked multiple 400m world indoor records, as well as the second fastest time in the history of the outdoor 400m ...

Before 2023 set in, Dutch track and field sensation Femke Bol ... broke the 400m indoor World Record last year, which was standing for 40 years. Today, she broke that again. Bol has been in ...

Femke Bol won the 400m hurdles in London in an astounding 51.45 seconds, the third fastest time in history in the event behind Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's two most recent world record runs.

Although she refused to divulge details about her sickness, Bol uploaded her health status on her Instagram story. She wrote: "Got sick last week. So happy to be back on the track ... Femke Bol is not ...

Olympic 400m women's hurdles bronze medallist and world champion Femke Bol ... year on the track, but I also felt that I needed a bit more time away from competing," Bol said on Instagram.