What Noah Lyles JUST DID In This 100m Race is INSANE!

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Well, Noah Lyles has always been vocal about his feelings and thoughts - as well as his goals.He has expressed this intent countless times too! So, it is not surprising to find out that he is excited for Paris and is #trackandfield training hard for it.

So far, his intensive training sessions are working out well for him. Truth be told, it really should, especially since all eyes are on six-time world champion Noah Lyles, as the sprint star looks to show his form in a year. #noahLyles has stated he will go for four gold medals at the #olympics Games Paris. 2024.

On that note, Lyles seems to be working double time to either win his target number of gold medals or surpass Bolt’s records - or both. He appears to be off to a great start as he crushed his personal best in the 60m to open the Olympic year in earnest. He ran a personal-best time in the 60m at the 2023 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston with 6.51 seconds. Watch the entire video for more information!
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