Lee Naylor

AUSWomen

Birth dateJan 26, 1971

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Lee Naylor is a Australia sprinter, born on January 26, 1971. She competes primarily in the 100m, 200m and 400m.

Her personal bests include 12.10 in the 100m, 23.71 in the 200m, 51.35 in the 400m, 3:25.88 in the 4x400m and 38.77 in the 300m. She has earned 1 bronze medal in major international competitions. She is currently active on the international athletics circuit, representing Australia.

Key facts

400 m

51.35

#571 all-time

200 m

23.71

2000 season best

51.37

Feb 26, 2000 · Sydney (AUS)

2000 season best

Last competition

The XXVII Olympic Games

Sep 23, 2000 · 53.83

The XXVII Olympic Games

Medals

World Championships: 1 bronze

Age

55 years old

As of Sep 20, 2026: 400 m 51.35 (#571 all-time), 200 m 23.71, 2000 season best 51.37 (Feb 26, 2000, Sydney (AUS)) · Last competition: The XXVII Olympic Games, Sep 23, 2000, 53.83 · World Championships: 1 bronze · 55 years old

Personal bests

12.10

23.71*

51.35

4x400m

3:25.88

300m

38.77

* Wind-assisted (> 2.0 m/s)

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Medals

	🥇	🥈	🥉	Total
World Championships	-	-	1	1

Performance Charts

Season bests

Season	Discipline	Result	Wind	Date	Trend	Competitions
2000	200m	24.16	-1.4	Feb 5, 2000	↓	Melbourne (AUS)
2000	300m	38.77	-	Aug 6, 2000	-	Brisbane (AUS)
2000	400m	51.37	-	Feb 26, 2000	↑	Sydney (AUS)
1999	200m	23.7h	+1.0	Jul 27, 1999	↓	-
1999	400m	51.59	-	Aug 7, 1999	↑	Hechtel (BEL)
1999	4x400m	3:27.31	-	Aug 28, 1999	↑	IAAF World Championships, La Cartuja, Sevilla
1998	200m	23.71	+2.6	Jan 8, 1998	↓	Darwin (AUS)
1998	400m	51.35	-	May 9, 1998	↑	Osaka (JPN)
1998	4x400m	3:31.67	-	Sep 11, 1998	↑	Johannesburg IAAF World Cup, SGJ, Johannesburg
1997	400m	52.95	-	Dec 18, 1997	↑	Melbourne (AUS)
1996	400m	51.86	-	Jul 13, 1996	↑	Durham, NC (USA)
1996	4x400m	3:33.78	-	Aug 2, 1996	↑	The XXVI Olympic Games, Olympic Stadium, Atlanta, GA
1995	400m	52.37	-	Aug 5, 1995	↑	IAAF World Championships
1995	4x400m	3:25.88	-	Aug 13, 1995	↑	IAAF World Championships
1994	400m	53.11	-	Mar 12, 1994	↑	Australian Championships
1994	4x400m	3:31.63	-	Sep 9, 1994	↑	Crystal Palace, London (GBR)
1992	4x400m	3:34.48	-	Sep 25, 1992	↑	La Habana IAAF World Cup
1990	100m	12.10	-1.7	Mar 31, 1990	-	Olympic Park, Melbourne (AUS)
1990	200m	24.13	-0.7	Mar 31, 1990	↓	Australian Championships, Melbourne
1990	400m	52.43	-	Mar 31, 1990	↑	Australian Championships, Melbourne

2000

24 performances

Discipline	Result	Wind	Date	Competitions
400m	53.83	-	Sep 23	The XXVII Olympic Games
400m	53.83	-	Sep 22	The XXVII Olympic Games
400m	53.10	-	Sep 22	The XXVII Olympic Games
400m	52.99	-	Sep 8	Brisbane
400m	52.84	-	Sep 3	Brisbane Pre Olympic Meet, Brisbane
400m	52.66	-	Aug 18	Sydney Australian Olympic Trials, Sydney
400m	54.36	-	Aug 17	Sydney Australian Olympic Trials, Sydney
300m	38.77	-	Aug 6	Brisbane
400m	52.83	-	Jul 29	Brisbane
400m	52.03	-	Jul 22	Brisbane
400m	52.89	-	Jul 8	Darwin
400m	51.88	-	May 13	Osaka Japan Grand Prix, Osaka
400m	52.75	-	May 7	Mito Japanese GP, Mito
400m	53.35	-	Apr 29	Hiroshima Mikio Oda Memorial, Hiroshima
400m	52.14	-	Mar 2	Melbourne Track Classic, Melbourne
400m	51.37	-	Feb 26	Optus Australian Championships, Sydney
400m	53.67	-	Feb 25	Optus Australian Championships, Sydney
400m	54.11	-	Feb 24	Optus Australian Championships, Sydney
400m	51.86	-	Feb 11	Brisbane Optus Grand Prix, Brisbane
200m	24.16	-1.4	Feb 5	Melbourne Open Championships, Melbourne
200m	24.60	-1.7	Feb 5	Melbourne Open Championships, Melbourne
400m	53.56	-	Feb 4	Melbourne Open Championships, Melbourne
200m	24.41	-2.7	Jan 27	Melbourne
400m	52.16	-	Jan 15	Canberra Optus Grand Prix, Canberra

1999

13 performances

Discipline	Result	Wind	Date	Competitions
4x400m	3:28.04	-	Aug 29	IAAF World Championships, La Cartuja, Sevilla
4x400m	3:27.31	-	Aug 28	IAAF World Championships, La Cartuja, Sevilla
400m	DQ	-	Aug 21	IAAF World Championships, La Cartuja, Sevilla
4x400m	3:28.04	-	Aug 21	IAAF World Championships, La Cartuja, Sevilla
4x400m	3:27.31	-	Aug 21	IAAF World Championships, La Cartuja, Sevilla
400m	52.26	-	Aug 9	Wrexham
400m	51.59	-	Aug 7	Hechtel Night of Athletics, Hechtel
200m	23.7HT	+1.0	Jul 27	Darwin
400m	51.86	-	Jul 22	Darwin
400m	52.45	-	Jul 10	Brisbane
400m	53.79	-	Jan 26	Adelaide Optus Grand Prix, Adelaide
400m	52.56	-	Jan 24	Perth Grand Prix, Perth
400m	52.49	-	Jan 14	Melbourne

1998

13 performances

Discipline	Result	Wind	Date	Competitions
400m	53.41	-	Dec 17	Melbourne
400m	52.15	-	Sep 18	Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Games, Kuala Lumpur
400m	52.20	-	Sep 17	Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Games, Kuala Lumpur
400m	53.13	-	Sep 16	Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Games, Kuala Lumpur
4x400m	3:31.67	-	Sep 11	Johannesburg IAAF World Cup, SGJ, Johannesburg
400m	52.09	-	Sep 3	Darwin
400m	52.58	-	Aug 29	Darwin
200m	23.80	+0.0	Aug 26	Darwin
400m	52.58	-	Aug 9	Sydney International Selection Meet, Sydney
400m	54.25	-	Aug 8	Sydney International Selection Meet, Sydney
400m	52.71	-	Jul 18	Brisbane
400m	52.83	-	Jul 17	Brisbane
400m	52.89	-	Jul 11	Brisbane

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Lee Naylor's 400 m personal best?

Lee Naylor's 400 m personal best is 51.35, set on May 9, 1998 in Osaka (JPN), #571 on the all-time list.

Which events does Lee Naylor compete in?

Lee Naylor competes in the 400 m and 200 m.

How did Lee Naylor perform in 2000?

2000 season best: 51.37, set on Feb 26, 2000 in Sydney (AUS). Last competition: The XXVII Olympic Games on Sep 23, 2000, 53.83.

How many medals has Lee Naylor won?

Lee Naylor has won 1 World Championships medal.

Lee Naylor

Personal bests

Medals

Performance Charts

Season bests

2000

1999

1998

Honours

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