By Daily Sports on February 19, 2018
World 100m silver medallist Christian Coleman broke the 20-year-old 60m indoor world record when he clocked 6.34 seconds at the US Indoor Championships in New Mexico.
His mark beat the previous record of 6.39 set twice by fellow American Maurice Greene, in 1998 and 2001.
Coleman's time is pending ratification by world governing body, the IAAF.
The 21-year-old clocked 6.37 at a South Carolina meeting last month but it was not ratified for technical reasons.
That time beat his previous best of 6.45, which he recorded when he won the US Indoor Championship last year.
•Photo shows Christian Coleman.
Source Daily Sports
Posted February 19, 2018
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