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American sprinter Allyson Michelle Felix (born November 18, 1985) excels in track and field events. She focused on the 200 meter distance from 2003 to 2013 before transitioning to the 400 meter sprint later in her career. Her competitive range includes the 100 meters, as well as both the 4x100 and 4x400 meter relays. In the realm of the 200 meters, she achieved Olympic gold in 2012, along with three world titles (from 2005 to 2009), and earned silver medals at two Olympic Games (in both 2004 and 2008). For her performances in the 400 meters, she claimed a world championship title in 2015, a silver medal at the world championships in 2011, an Olympic silver medal in Rio de Janeiro in 2016, and a bronze medal at the world championships held in London in 2017.

Felix has secured five additional gold medals during her participation with U.S. women's relay teams: three from competing in the women’s event over four laps (from years spanning between 2008 and 2016) and two from running on teams for four by one hundred meters (in 2012 and 2016). The U.S. team for women's four by one hundred meters set a standing world record during their run at the Olympics held in London. Felix is recognized as the only female athlete within track and field to have won six Olympic gold medals while being tied with Merlene Ottey for having achieved nine total Olympic medals—making them both highly decorated female Olympians within this sport's history. Furthermore, Felix holds distinction as having accumulated more career medals than any other athlete—male or female—in World Athletics Championships history with eighteen overall awards; she also leads with thirteen of those being golds. Her personal best time of twenty-one point sixty-nine seconds for two hundred meters ranks seventh among all-time performers. In addition to this achievement, she established a new record for rarely contested distances at one hundred fifty meters back in twenty-thirteen when she clocked sixteen point thirty-six seconds. During her run at the World Championships held during twenty-fifteen for four by four hundred-meter relays, Felix recorded what was then noted as an American woman's fastest split ever—a mark of forty-seven point seventy-two seconds—which stands third overall behind Jarmila Kratochvilova's and Marita Koch's splits respectively. She has also been crowned Diamond League champion on four occasions throughout her career while participating actively within "Project Believe," initiated by US Anti-Doping Agency under guidance from coach Bobby Kersee.Felix was listed among Time magazine’s Most Influential People of Two Thousand Twenty.