Noah Lyles and Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill have gone back and forth about who is the world’s “fastest man” and now it seems they are close to deciding who deserves the title. In an interview with People Magazine published on Thursday, both athletes said they will race in 2025, but will not reveal a date, …
Olympic champions Noah Lyles, Grant Holloway and Julien Alfred have all been announced as part of a stacked field that will appear at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston on February 2. The partial lineup was announced on Monday and will also include Jake Wightman and Parker Valby's professional debut. Meanwhile, Lyles kicked …
Noah Lyles announced on Thursday night that his Paris Olympic journey is over after testing positive for Covid. “First I want to thank God for getting me through this entire Olympics!,” Lyles posted on social media before congratulating Botswana’s Tebogo Leslie and fellow American Kenny Bednarek — the top two finishers in the 200m final …
Noah Lyles ran the 200m final in Paris on Thursday night in dramatic fashion, in third place for the bronze and then hunched down onto the track. He later revealed that he tested positive for Covid days earlier. Lyles, 27, had to be helped from the track and carted off, and for a moment, the …
In one of the most dramatic performances in Olympic history — and track and field — Noah Lyles seized the gold in Paris in the 100m, leaving little doubt that the "world's fastest man" moniker is truly his. Lyles capped an exciting third day of track and field at Stade de France with a 9.784 …