Noah Lyles vows to break Usain Bolt's 200-meter world record. What we know so far
Noah Lyles break the world record for the 200-meter dash, set by Usain Bolt? It is a question being asked as the 2023 Track and Field World Championships begins Saturday in Budapest. Usain Bolt set the record when Lyles was a 12-year-old boy.
Noah Lyles is ConfidentBut Noah Lyles is full of confidence and has been saying so publicly. He has said that he will certainly break Bolt’s record. For him, it is just a question of when, not whether.
Noah Lyle Holds TitleLyles will reach Budapest with this dream and he will first attempt to win the 100-meter dash before moving to his signature event of 200-meter dash. He is favored to win it for the th third time in a row.
Noah Lyles Breaks American RecordLyles broke the American record of 19.32 seconds, which was set by Michael Johnson in the 1996 Olympics. He has set his target on breaking Usain Bolt’s record of 19.19 seconds this year. He said that people love to see others fail, but he does not care because people do not know about him, his story or what does he. He also said that people do not know how talented he is, but he knows it.
Noah Lyles DocuseriesLyles is very much popular in the US, he is active behind the scenes sports promoting activities. He has been profiled in a two-part docuseries to be broadcast on NBC platform Peacock.
Noah Lyles Sets Eyes on Bolt's RecordAfter finishing third in the 2021 Olympics, Lyles has not lost a single 200-meter race. Out of the 10 fastest 200-meter races, he has won eight times. But it is not an easy task to break the record of Usain Bolt. Lyles has the personal best record of 19.30 seconds whereas the Bolt’s record is 19.19 seconds. Jamaican sprinter Yohan Blake has been the only person so far who has come within one-tenth
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