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Team USA break their own world record in the 4x400 m mixed relay.
Vernon Norwood , Shamier Little, Bryce Deadmon , and Kaylyn Brown cross the line in a time of 3:07:41 .
The U.S. was the last nation to set the world record, with Justin Robinson , Rosey Effiong , Matthew Boling and Alexis Holmes coming home in 3:08:80 on the opening day of the World Athletics Championship in 2023 .
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