Noah Lyles

Gout has drawn comparisons to Usain Bolt in recent times, while Lyles is the reigning Olympic 100-metre champion.

He has set high school records over 100, 200 and 300-metre distances.

Even the eight-time Olympic gold medallist could not achieve the historic feat.

Lyles finished second to Jordan Anthony at the USATF Indoor Championships in New York on Sunday.

Last month, the teenager produced 'one of the greatest 100m performances' in Australian athletics history.

Exciting prospect Gout Gout is hoping to follow in the footsteps of Noah Lyles, who is an Olympic champion and eight-time world champion.

It comes after Lyles enjoyed a strong World Championships in Tokyo.

The 100m Olympic champion has had his say.

The world 200m champion hit out at the biggest individual prize in athletics

Gout, 17, has already earned comparisons to both Bolt and Lyles.

The 17-year-old sprint sensation is shattering records on a regular basis.

His world record has been annulled.

He set a time of 10.00 at a meeting in Hiroshima.

The 17-year-old took part in his final individual race ever at a school meet on Friday.

The American is the 100m Olympic champion after his triumph at Paris 2024.

The World Champion didn't hold back when asked to compare himself to his biggest rival.

Noah Lyles recently won gold at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.

The eight-time Olympic gold medallist helped Jamaica to three 4 × 100 metres relay world records.

The British sprinter is being compared with the likes of Olympic champions Lyles and Usain Bolt.

The legendary Jamaican sprinter was asked for his preferred sprinting line-up