Rose-Mary Whyte

Born
Sep 8, 1986 (40 years old)
Events
400 m · 200 m
Height
1.74 m
Weight
65 kg

Rosemarie Whyte (born 8 September 1986) is the 2008 Jamaican national 400m champion. She represented Jamaica at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, and at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Great Britain. At both Olympics she was part of the bronze medal-winning Jamaican 4 × 400 m teams.

Personal best · 400 m49.84
2016 season best58.53May 13, 2016 · Kingston
Medals4Olympic Games: 2 silver · World Championships: 2 silver
National record3:18.714 × 400 m

As of Oct 31, 2026: 400 m 49.84 (#99 all-time), 200 m 22.74 (#495 all-time), 2016 season best 58.53 (May 13, 2016, Kingston (JAM)) · Olympic Games: 2 silver · World Championships: 2 silver · National record (4 × 400 m) · 40 years old

DisciplineResultAll-time
100mKingston 200611.601,072 pts–
200mSalamanca 200922.741,161 pts#495
400mLondon 201149.841,212 pts#99
800mKingston 20142:12.60948 pts–
100mHSpanish Town 200614.2h993 pts–
400mHSpanish Town 200859.381,040 pts–

Medals

CompetitionsGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Olympic Games–2–2
World Championships–2–2
Total–4–4

Progression

Compare me
SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
2016400m 58.53–May 13, 2016Kingston (JAM)
2015400m 52.78–Mar 21, 2015Kingston (JAM)
2014400m 52.16–Jun 29, 2014Kingston (JAM)
2014800m 2:12.60–Jan 25, 2014Kingston (JAM)
2013400m 50.86–Jul 19, 2013Monaco Herculis, Stade Louis II, Monaco - Promotional Events
2012400m 50.08–Sep 4, 2012Sports Park Mladost, Zagreb (CRO)
20124x400m 3:20.95–Aug 11, 2012The XXX Olympic Games, Olympic Stadium, London
2011400m 49.84–Aug 6, 2011Crystal Palace AVIVA London Grand Prix, Crystal Palace, London - Diamond Discipline
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Rose-Mary Whyte's 400 m personal best is 49.84, set on Aug 6, 2011 in Crystal Palace, London (GBR), #99 on the all-time list.

Rose-Mary Whyte competes in the 400 m and 200 m.

2016 season best: 58.53, set on May 13, 2016 in Kingston (JAM).

Rose-Mary Whyte has won 2 Olympic Games medals and 2 World Championships medals.