Noah Lyles has been making the most of his track and field off-season. From walking the runway at Milan Fashion Week to his relaxing Jamaican vacation with his girlfriend Junelle Bromfield, the 3-peat star has been enjoying his much-deserved time off. With an ample amount of free time, Lyles has returned to one of his side passion projects, “Sprint Talk,” the podcast on YouTube hosted by the reigning track and field world champion himself.

In these entertaining yet engaging and informative episodes, Lyles invites esteemed guests well-known on the track and has intriguing conversations about their goals and experiences. In his latest episode 4 with Olympic finalist and double NCAA champion Joseph Fahnbulleh, Lyles went back in time, reminiscing about the current world champion among women, Sha’Carri Richardson’s pride walk, while also giving special thanks to the U.S. Track and Field community.

Noah Lyles goes back in time remembering  Sha’Carri Richardson’s pride walk

In the latest episode of “Sprint Talk,” Lyles and Fahnbulleh spoke at length about the latter’s career, injuries, his favorite athletes, and other interesting topics. However, one moment stood out when Lyles and Fahnbulleh discussed the difference between fans in Europe and America. Fahnbulleh candidly shared his feelings and discussed how, in Europe, fans knew and celebrated all the track and field athletes regardless of their different disciplines. However, the case in America was quite different in terms of the atmosphere and excitement. He said the only time the atmosphere was similar to Europe in terms of crowd enthusiasm was at the Prefontaine Diamond League. To which Lyles replied, “No, I’ll tell you what, yeah, so the New York Grand Prix has actually been having a better environment”.

Lyles said, “I’ve actually walked out, and they get excited, and you know, we’ve had Sha’Carri come through, and she walked out, and these people started losing their minds. And you know we’ve had Sydney come through, losing their minds, and the kids have by far the best atmosphere for the youth,” he laughed and continued, “I did a walk out there, bro. I thought I was a freaking rapper”. This nostalgic throwback took fans back to the epic moments of the New York Grand Prix.

How Lyles shone at the New York Grand Prix

On June 24, 2023, it was a golden day for Lyles at the New York Grand Prix. Lyles won the 200m, hitting 19.83 seconds, and tied with the legendary Usain Bolt’s record for most 200-meter wins under 20 seconds, which he later broke at the London Diamond League. Before he could make his way to the track, Lyles entered the scene in style for his walkout in a neon green sweater.

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The crowd and a swarm of fans awaited and welcomed him with loud cheers and posters. The crowd gathered around him, asking for his autograph and pictures, and Lyles was smiling ear to ear with all the well-deserved love. He even uploaded a video of the moment on Instagram, writing, “The New Track Vibes”.

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This moment shared by Noah Lyles on the podcast with Fahnbulleh took fans back in time to the best memories of the legends enjoying their much-deserved attention at the 2023 New York Grand Prix.

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