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Elaine Mclaughlin

Elaine Mclaughlin

GBRGBRWomen
Birth dateNov 17, 1963
Height1.67 m
Weight58 kg

Elaine Mary H. McLaughlin (born 17 November 1963) is a Northern Irish former hurdler.

She competed for Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the women's 400 metres hurdles at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. She was also a two-time Commonwealth Games finalist for Northern Ireland (1986, 1990) and won the UK Championships 400m hurdles title three times (1987–89).

Key facts
400 m hurdles
55.91
1989 season best
56.61
Jul 17, 1989 · Belfast (GBR)
Age
62 years old

As of Oct 3, 2026: 400 m hurdles 55.91 (#453 all-time), 1989 season best 56.61 (Jul 17, 1989, Belfast (GBR)) · 62 years old

Performance Charts

Season bests

SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateTrendCompetitions
1989
400mH
56.61-Jul 17, 1989
↓
Belfast (GBR)
1988
400mH
55.91-Sep 26, 1988
↓
Olympic Stadium, Seoul (KOR)

1989

8 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
400mH
56.61-Jul 17Belfast
400mH
57.39-Jul 14London Royal Mail Parcels Games, Crystal Palace, London
400mH
57.11-Jul 3Stockholm DN Galan, Stockholm
400mH
57.21-Jun 30Antrim
400mH
57.18-Jun 24Birmingham Int. Match, Birmingham
400mH
57.02-Jun 17Tel Aviv
400mH
57.63-Jun 11Portsmouth
400mH
57.03-Jun 4Jarrow

1988

8 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
400mH
55.91-Sep 26The XXIV Olympic Games, Olympic Stadium, Seoul
400mH
56.11-Sep 25The XXIV Olympic Games, Olympic Stadium, Seoul
400mH
56.74-Aug 14Gateshead
400mH
56.09-Aug 6Birmingham AAA Championships, Birmingham
400mH
57.15-Jun 27Belfast
400mH
56.35-Jun 19Portsmouth
400mH
56.22-Jun 5Derby
400mH
57.22-Jun 4Derby

Honours

No medals

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Elaine Mclaughlin's 400 m hurdles personal best?

Elaine Mclaughlin's 400 m hurdles personal best is 55.91, set on Sep 26, 1988 in Olympic Stadium, Seoul (KOR), #453 on the all-time list.

Which events does Elaine Mclaughlin compete in?

Elaine Mclaughlin competes in the 400 m hurdles.

How did Elaine Mclaughlin perform in 1989?

1989 season best: 56.61, set on Jul 17, 1989 in Belfast (GBR).