Olympic gold medalist Gabby Thomas has said she would like to compete in the 400m hurdles in the future, joking that Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone's decision to shift to 400m could open the door for her to succeed.Thomas, who specializes in the 100 and 200m sprints, withdrew from the 2025 World Athletics Championships due to a recurring injury and ultimately concluded her season after appearances in the outdoor season. She is now focusing on her recovery ahead of her comeback next season.Amid the off-season, Thomas made an appearance on the "Welcome to the Party" show and spoke on a wide range of topics, including the possibility of a new challenge."Probably the 400m hurdles. I might try the 400m hurdles. Yeah, I think I'm built for it. So maybe one day," she said."Sydney is gone. I think we can try that one," she added. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostMcLaughlin-Levrone has dominated the 400m hurdles, breaking the world record six times and winning gold at the Paris and Tokyo Olympics.Gabby Thomas overwhelmed by fans' support after her withdrawal from World ChampionshipsGabby Thomas competes in Athletics - Olympic Games Paris 2024: Day 10 - Source: GettyGabby Thomas withdrew from the World Championships in September after struggling with an injury in the early outdoor season. Thomas said she did not want to risk aggravating the problem and ultimately decided to focus on her recovery by concluding her season. After her withdrawal announcement, fans extended their support to the Olympic gold medalist and wished her a speedy recovery. She penned a short message on X thanking her fans for their support."Wowow, I was a little nervous about sharing my injury news, but I have been met with so much support from partners and track fans. It truly means so much. I love track and can’t wait to get back to myself and racing the best in the world. See you guys soon 🫶🏽." she wrote.Thomas recently resumed training with her team as she attempts to return to the track next season.