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Noah Lyles Wins US Olympic Trials 100m Final in 9.83 Seconds

2024-06-24 - Updated on 2025-05-01
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Noah Lyles in a red outfit, "LYLES" on his bib, gestures with his right hand during the 100m Final at the US Olympic Trials, running past a blurred crowd.
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Noah Lyles captured the spotlight by winning the men’s 100-meter final at the US Olympic Trials, clocking in at an impressive 9.83 seconds. This victory marks a significant milestone for Lyles as he further establishes his reputation as one of the world’s top sprinters. The event took place on June 23, 2024, at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, drawing considerable attention and enthusiasm from track and field fans.

NEVER A DOUBT!

Noah Lyes is headed to the #ParisOlympics in the 100m. #TrackFieldTrials24 pic.twitter.com/cmRKnL2A6e

— NBC Sports (@NBCSports) June 24, 2024

In a surprising turn of events, Christian Coleman, who was highly anticipated to secure a spot on the Olympic team, failed to qualify. Coleman, the 2019 World Champion and one of the leading figures in the sprinting world, was expected to be a strong contender but ultimately fell short in this crucial race. His exclusion from the Olympic team is a significant development, altering the dynamics and expectations for the US sprint team heading into the Paris Olympics.

Lyles’ victory in 9.83 seconds ties him with Coleman’s world-leading time this season, creating a compelling narrative in the sprinting community. Ferdinand Omanyala of Kenya also ran 9.85 seconds, highlighting the high level of competition in the race​​​​​​.

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Noah Lyles’ decision to compete at the US Olympic Trials came after an exceptional season where he dominated the World Championships in Budapest. In Budapest, Lyles not only secured gold in the 100m but also triumphed in the 200m and the men’s 4x100m relay, marking a historic achievement reminiscent of Usain Bolt’s 2015 feats. Lyles’ ability to maintain top performance throughout the season has been attributed to his consistency and strategic race planning​​.

Despite his extensive schedule, Lyles expressed that his motivation to race at the Trials was driven by his commitment to the fans and his role as an ambassador for the sport. He emphasized the importance of staying competitive and engaging with the audience, which fueled his decision to extend his racing season​​.

Christian Coleman’s failure to qualify for the Olympic team is a significant storyline in the athletics world. Known for his explosive starts and formidable speed, Coleman struggled to maintain his usual performance levels during the Trials. This result comes as a surprise given his recent performances and his status as a top contender. Coleman acknowledged his performance issues, citing a need for mental breakthroughs and a more consistent race pattern​​​​.

With Lyles leading the charge, the US sprint team looks forward to a promising performance at the Paris Olympics. Lyles’ versatility in both the 100m and 200m, coupled with his experience in relay events, positions him as a key athlete for Team USA. The absence of Christian Coleman, however, presents a challenge and an opportunity for other rising stars in the sprinting community to step up​​.

Noah Lyles’ victory at the US Olympic Trials not only underscores his talent but also sets the stage for an exciting Olympic season. As the athletics world gears up for Paris 2024, Lyles’ journey and the unexpected developments surrounding Christian Coleman will undoubtedly be closely watched by fans and analysts alike.

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