As the athletics season draws to a close, the excitement continues to build with the announcement of the finalists for the Female Track Athlete of the Year. Two of the world’s most outstanding sprinters and hurdlers — Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone of the United States 🇺🇸 and Femke Bol of the Netherlands 🇳🇱 — have emerged as the top contenders for one of track and field’s most prestigious honors.
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone: The American Phenomenon 🇺🇸
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone has once again proven that she is in a league of her own. The Olympic and world champion has redefined what is possible in the 400-meter hurdles, consistently breaking barriers and setting new standards in her event.
In 2025, McLaughlin-Levrone dazzled fans with her blistering speed and unmatched precision on the track. Her ability to maintain composure under pressure and execute near-flawless races has made her a symbol of excellence and determination. Beyond her hurdling dominance, Sydney’s continued success in flat sprints demonstrates her all-around athletic versatility — a rare quality that cements her status as one of the greatest athletes of her generation.
Femke Bol: Europe’s Golden Star 🇳🇱
Across the Atlantic, Femke Bol continues to shine as Europe’s brightest star in track and field. The Dutch sensation has captivated the athletics world with her relentless energy, elegant stride, and consistency across both indoor and outdoor competitions.
Bol’s 2025 season was nothing short of spectacular, marked by record-breaking performances and championship victories that further solidified her reputation as McLaughlin-Levrone’s greatest rival. Her fierce competitiveness and technical mastery have made her one of the most admired athletes on the global stage.
The Countdown to November 30
The world will find out who claims the Female Track Athlete of the Year title on November 30, when the final winner is announced. Regardless of the outcome, both Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and Femke Bol have inspired millions, pushing the sport to new heights.
Their rivalry represents more than just competition — it’s a celebration of speed, grace, and excellence.