Michael Johnson breaks world record in 400-meter final

Michael Johnson breaks world record in 400-meter final

SEVILLE, Spain - Michael Johnson of the U.S. shatters another world record Aug. 26, with a sensational time of 43.18 seconds in the men's 400-meter final at the World Championships in Seville. The photo shows Johnson posing beside the electronic scoreboard displaying his world-record time.

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