Kipyegon ran four laps of the Stade Charléty track in Paris in 4 minutes, 06.42 seconds. The audacious attempt came with the help of sweeping support from Nike, which worked with Kipyegon on every aspect of the run, including designing her a bespoke running suit and track spikes. The company dubbed the attempt Breaking4.

FAITH Kipyegon fell short in her bold attempt to become the first woman to run below four minutes for the mile. Running at the Stade Sebastien Charlety in Paris, the 31-year-old Kenyan clocked a time of 4:07.41, about three-quarters of a second inside her own world record of 4:07.64.

Faith Kipyegon broke her own world record for the fastest run mile by a woman Thursday, finishing in 4:06.42. Nike teamed up with Kipyegon to release a brand new collection of shoes and clothes following the milestone.