Noah Lyles, the American track and field athlete, captured significant attention for breaking Usain Bolt’s record. Both athletes were in a tie, having completed 34 races in under 20 seconds each. But in July 2023, Lyles broke the most 200m races run under 20 seconds and shattered Bolt’s long record. 

Lyles made history at the London Diamond League event by completing his 35th race in less than 20 seconds, surpassing Bolt’s previous record of 34 races. His achievement earned him a gold medal and garnered global applause, further elevating the hopes of his fans. Recently, the athlete once again captured attention by making a bold statement on social media about his aspirations to break more records.

Noah Lyles’s audacious statement 

On 10th August 2023, Lyles shared a post on Instagram in which he indicated breaking the 100 and 200-meter records. He said, “I will run 9.65 | 19.10” signifying the 100 and 200m race. Usain Bolt holds the record for the 100m race with a time of 9.58 seconds and the 200m record with a time of 19.19 seconds. Noah’s recent achievement signifies breaking Bolt’s 200m record by a margin of 0.09 seconds.

In the caption, he wrote his inspiring thought by saying, “They say if they don’t know your dreams then they can’t shoot them down. But I have always been more of a guy who loves to hear the screams from the heaters, got a nice ring to it. #Budapest2023.” 

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Lyles specializes in 100-meter and 200-meter races and holds the title of the third fastest man in the world. He is set to participate in the 2023 World Athletics Championship in Budapest. The tournament is slated to take place from August 19 to 27. Following his record-breaking achievements, Lyles has earned the significant opportunity to showcase his unwavering passion for track and field by continuing to break and set records.

Noah’s dedication to track and field 

A famous saying by Lyles pretty much sums up his motivation for sprinting. He once said, “I don’t run for other people, I run for myself. As long as I enjoy it and I feel that I can be the best at something, I’m going to try my hardest.” The American athlete hails from a track and field background, with his parents Keisha Caine and Kevin Lyles being collegiate athletes who competed in track and field at Seton Hall University. Interestingly, Noah’s early years saw him engage in gymnastics before transitioning to track and field at the age of 12. Fast forward to the present, he has evolved into a three-time world champion, clinching 5 golds in the Diamond League Championship and earning numerous other titles. This remarkable journey underscores his unwavering passion and dedication to the world of track and field.

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The 26-year-old American athlete, Noah Lyles is very passionate and enthusiastic towards his goals. Currently, he is aiming to break the record for the 100m race by 9.65 seconds and the 200m of race by 19.10 seconds. After seeing this hardcore passion and consistent performance, what do you think about this, will Noah break Bolt’s record?

The 26-year-old American athlete, Noah Lyles, exhibits remarkable passion and enthusiasm towards his goals. Presently, he is striving to break the record for the 100m race with a time of 9.65 seconds and the 200m race with a time of 19.10 seconds. Considering his unwavering dedication and consistent performance, the possibility of Noah breaking Bolt’s records seems quite plausible.

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