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Arcadia Invitational showcased elite high school track talent, highlighted by 5-star Brandon Arrington breaking Noah Lyles’ ...

Brandon Arrington is a dual-sport athlete, who is showing his speed is next level on the track while continuing to be recruited by Alabama football and ...

Michael Johnson has been vocal about the issues around track and field. He recently launched Grand Slam Track, a meet that aims to create a revolution in track by being fan-focused and offering ...

And interestingly, that person isn't American sprinter Noah Lyles, who won the gold medal at the 100m event in the 2024 Paris Olympics. In Bolt's opinion, the one person who can break his record is ...

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At the Paris Olympics, Lyles prevailed by 0.005 in the deepest 100 ever. Eight men sub-10, 7 sub-9.9. He says, “The fact that I came first, that was definitely the marker.” (KIRBY LEE/IMAGE OF SPORT) ...

MANCHESTER, England :Botswana's Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo said he and Noah Lyles have a friendly relationship, clarifying remarks he made about his American rival being "arrogant" after ...

[Photo/Xinhua] When Darren Watkins Jr, the 22-year-old US internet celebrity better known to his 37 million YouTube followers and those on other platforms as iShowSpeed, embarked on a marathon ...

The speed of Noah Lyles’ 100m win at the Paris Olympics has been recalculated as a new rule change could see legend Usain Bolt lose his world record. Back in May 2008, Olympic legend Bolt made ...

Darren Jason Watkins Jr., more commonly referred to as IShowSpeed, is a popular YouTuber and creator. He gained popularity through his high-energy gaming content and live streams. To date, in March ...

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