258K views · 3.1K reactions | A performance for the ages. At Atlanta 1996, Michael Johnson became the first man to win the 200 m and 400 m double at the Olympic Games. This is how he did it. World Athletics | USA Track & Field | Olympics | Facebook

509K views · 2K shares | On this day 20 years ago, Michael Johnson set a 43.18 400m world record in Seville. Only one man has ever run faster. Wayde van Niekerk broke MJ's record 17 years later when taking the Olympic title in Rio in 43.03. | World Athletics | Facebook

"This is the year" 🇺🇸's Michael Johnson reflects on the 1999 World Athletics Championships in Seville, including his 43.18 world record in the 400m final 🙌 | World Athletics

Let's watch Michael Johnson as he tracks Olympic champion Steve Lewis, on a trademark marauding first 300m a couple of lanes outside, before he steps up a gear to gain the lead off the top bend moving away for a commanding win in 43.98 (PB, WL) over 400m in London in mid July 1992. Johnson's very first of a record 22 races under 44 secs stretching through to 2000. Lewis holds his own well for runner-up in 44.55 behind by the way. | Athletics Stargate

One of those ‘who would win between’ races! 🏁🤔 Olympic pole vault champion Armand Duplantis beat 400m hurdler Karsten Warholm in a 100m exhibition race in 10:37 seconds 🤯 - and then had a message for Michael Johnson, whose new athletics league won’t feature field events | BBC Sport