Jakob Ingebrigtsen breaks Yared Nuguse's indoor mile world record; 2 world records in 16 seconds

Yared Nuguse's world record in the indoor mile — the first U.S. world record on the track at that distance since the 1980s — lasted less than five days.

Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen lowered the world record from Nuguse's 3:46.63 set at Saturday's Millrose Games to 3:45.14 at a meet in Lievin, France, on Thursday.

Ingebrigtsen also broke his own indoor 1500m world record en route, lowering that from 3:30.60 to 3:29.63.

Moroccan Hicham El Guerrouj holds both outdoor world records -- 3:26.00 for the 1500m and 3:43.13 for the mile, set in 1998 and 1999. Ingebrigtsen is the fourth-fastest man in history outdoors in the 1500m and third-fastest in the mile.

Ingebrigtsen, who owns Olympic 1500m and 5000m titles, also owns the fastest times in history in the outdoor 2000m (4:43.13), 3000m (7:17.55) and for two miles (7:54.10).