Botswana's Busang Kebinatshipi ran 43.54 to break the Diamond League 400m record in Paris, leading a Southern African one-two on 28 June.
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Key Facts
—43.54 seconds: Kebinatshipi won the Paris Diamond League 400m in 43.54, the fastest in the series’ history.
—Old mark beaten: He erased Michael Norman’s Diamond League record, set in 2022.
—So close: The time sat just 0.01 second off his own Botswana national record.
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