Mujinga Kambundji, born in Bern on 17 June 1992 as the second of four sisters, has long been more than just the fastest woman in Switzerland. She embodies inspiration and precision, reliability and groundedness. Peak performance on the biggest sporting stage. A shining light who always delivers when it counts. Without airs and graces, without pomp, without loud bluster. Instead, with a mindset that distinguishes champions from one-hit wonders.
In a fast-moving era, the sprint queen personifies unmatched consistency and sporting longevity. World champion, European champion, Olympic finalist: the most successful Swiss track and field athlete in history has shown the next generation what’s possible when you believe in yourself and follow your path with conviction – even in sprinting, the sport’s most competitive discipline.
Mujinga’s impact extends far beyond the track. Her tireless pursuit of excellence, her way of dealing with setbacks and her humility in moments of triumph make the two-time Swiss Sportswoman of the Year one of the country’s most popular personalities. Thanks to her warmth, family roots and natural charisma, she has become a great role model. Mujinga sprints. Mujinga shines. Mujinga inspires.
Over the years Mujinga has accumulated a variety of national titles and records as well as international medals. She is the national record holder over 60m, 100m, 200m and 4x100m. Her biggest achievements include the Indoor World Championship Title in 2022 her 6. and 7. place finish at the Tokyo Olympic Games and her Bronze Medal over 200m in Doha 2019.
National Record
National Record
National Record
National Record