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Nike's[3] release says Faith 'bested her own world record time in the mile today in Paris' on June 26, 2025, and its how-to-watch release says 'Faith's attempt is planned for 8 p.m.' CEST at Stade Charléty.
World Athletics report: 4:06.42 on Thursday 26 June in 'a carefully orchestrated exhibition event - one that is not record eligible', splits 1:00.20, 2:00.75, 3:01.84, official record 4:07.64.
Nike's[1] advance release: the attempt at Stade Charléty on June 26, doors 5:30 p.m. CEST, programming 7 p.m., the attempt planned for 8 p.m., livestream on Nike's channels and Prime Video.
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