Noah Lyles’s Fastest 100m Times Leading up to Paris Olympics

After qualifying for the 100- and 200-meter events in the U.S. Olympic Time Trials in June, track and field athlete Noah Lyles is returning to the Olympic arena for the second time in his career. He is a strong contender for both of the events’ medals when he travels to Paris. Lyles must first qualify for the events, but following his impressive performances at the trials in June, it would be a major shock if he were to lose out on either one. Regarding the 100-meter event, Lyles has won numerous medals at international competitions throughout the years, but never at the Olympic level. These are his 100-meter podiums: Lyles placed seventh in trials with a time of 10.05. As a result, he did not compete in the 100m at the Tokyo Games. Prior to the Paris Games, Noah Lyles set a record for the fastest 100-meter time. Lyles is quick, if I may state the obvious. These are his 100-meter best times: The gold, silver, and bronze medallists at the Tokyo Games are listed as follows: In this case, Lyles should have a decent chance of winning gold in Paris based only on his personal records. He has repeatedly declared that he wants to win the gold. On Saturday, Lyles will compete to get to the Sunday final in this event. Along with three teammates, he is competing in the 200-meter race and the 4×100-meter relay. When this article was first published,