On Friday night, Quincy Wilson won a stacked men’s 400 meters in 44.20 seconds, breaking the under-18 world record he set weeks ago at the Olympic Trials.
Quincy Wilson just made an undeniable case for himself within the Team USA relay pool. On Friday night at the Holloway Pro Classic, the 16-year-old won a stacked men’s 400 meters in 44.20 seconds, breaking the under-18 world record he set weeks ago at the Olympic Trials.
He attends the Bullis School in Potomac, Maryland, and already has an NIL deal with New Balance. Despite missing the podium at the Olympic Trials, Wilson was named to the Team USA relay pool selections in Paris. The top three finishers at the Trials plus the next three fastest athletes are being considered to compete on the 4x400-meter relay.
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