There Is NO SPRINTER Like Noah Lyles  || This is NOT Yet We All We Have Seen.
Channel: Athletics Rewind
Date: 2024-04-07

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There Is NO SPRINTER Like Noah Lyles  || This is Not Yet All We Have Seen. 

It is no secret that American sprinter #NoahLyles is aiming at history in more ways than one. In fact, the 26-year-old may just be the face of track and field, a title an American hasn't held in quite some time, especially after his astounding performance at last year’s World Championships.

Needless to say, he appears to be on the fast track to similar success in Paris. The 2023 World Athlete of the Year in the men’s track category came to receive the award after a stellar season. After all, Lyles' 2023 campaign saw him take three gold medals at the Worlds, with individual victories in the 100m and 200m and as part of Team USA's winning 4x100m relay squad. What’s even more notable, though, is that he is the first American to win a Male Athlete of the Year award since decathlete Ashton Eaton in 2015. 
 
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