18-year-old Erriyon Knighton Broke Usain Bolt's World Record

Considered to be the ‘Next Usain Bolt’ by many, Erriyon Knighton has set the stage on fire yet again. Becoming the youngest American Sprinter to qualify for the Olympics in over 50 years is a testament to his skill. Let's have a look at the whole story.

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During the American Track League meet before the Olympics 2020, Knighton clocked in a time of 20.11 in the 200m event.

Knighton Broke Bolt's record


Olympics 2020, Knighton clocked in a time of 20.11 in the 200m event. This meant that he had broken Bolt’s record of 20.13 seconds set in 2003.

Knighton Finished At no. 4

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Knighton then went on to race in the 200m event at the Olympics where he finished fourth as Noah Lyles grabbed the Bronze. The highlight of the event for Knighton was the fact that he clocked in at 19.84 seconds.

Bolt and Knighton; Late Bloomers, Big Winners


Bolt is known for his late start to his athletics career. Similarly, the youngster Knighton did not take part in any athletics activities until he reached freshman year. Soon, though, the talented sprinter was signed by Adidas as he kept improving his times.

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