Milton Campbell blasts to 200m and 400m world leads
Monday 20 February 2006
Blacksburg, VA, USA - Sensational world leading times were by established by Milton Campbell, running 200m in 20.42 (indoor personal best) and 400m in 45.81, on Saturday 18 February on a standard 200m indoor oval.
Campbell, 29, who is a two-time World Indoor 400m silver medallist (1999 & 2001), anchored home the USA 4x400m in the 1999 World Indoors in Maebashi, Japan, to a come from behind World Indoor record win (3:02.83), with a split of 44.73.
He is a Reverend Preacher and youth administrator at his church, and is now being coached by 
Innocent Egbunike, the Commonwealth record holder.
His previous fastest times this winter do not appear on the current world lists as they were run on a non-standard outsized track - (200m) 20.61 and (400m) 45.40 - on 28 January in Lexington.
Personal bests:
200m
Outdoor: 20.47 (2002)
Indoor: 20.56 (1998) – bettered by Saturday’s time of 20.42
400m
Outdoor: 44.67 (1997)
Indoor: 45.60 (1999)
Mirko Jalava and Alfons Juck for the IAAF