outrival
/ˈaʊtərɪvəl/Definitions
1. noun
a person or team who finishes a competition or journey in a faster time than the winner of a previous competition or journey, especially in track and field events.
“The athlete’s time was so impressive that she was considered the outright outrival of her predecessor.”
2. verb
to complete a competition or journey in a faster time than the winner of a previous competition or journey.
“The new record held by the athlete was said to outrival the previous one by a significant margin.”