Karsten Warholm Obliterates Own Hurdles World Record, Goes Full Hulk With Shirt Rip

The newly crowned Olympic champion from Norway couldn't contain his delight.
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Norway’s Karsten Warholm obliterated his own world record in the 400-meter hurdles at the Tokyo Olympics on Tuesday.

Warholm ran 45.94 to smash his previous standard of 46.70.

The 25-year-old celebrated by ripping open his jersey:

“It’s so crazy and by far the biggest moment of my life,” Warholm said following his stunning victory.

U.S. hurdler Rai Benjamin won silver in 46.17.

Watch the full race here:

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