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Noah Lyles has captivated fans in Netflix's Sprint, where he reflects on his Paris Olympic victory, his unbreakable confidence and the mindset that keeps him at the top of sprinting.
American sprint star Noah Lyles took center stage as he recounted his journey to gold in the recently released second season of Netflix’s docuseries, Sprint.
A charismatic and confident figure in the world of track and field, Lyles did not hold back as he reflected on his stellar 100m victory at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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The 27-year-old American sprinter has never been shy about his confidence, and his latest appearance on Sprint shows just how self-assured he was heading into the race that crowned him as the world’s fastest man.
In the premiere episode of the second season, Lyles boldly declared;“I always knew the title was mine and I was just letting people borrow it.”
For Lyles, who first captured global attention with his three-title win in the 2023 World Athletics Championships, confidence has always been more than just a mindset—it is a strategy, an approach that has fueled his rise to the top of the sprinting world.
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The 2024 Paris Olympics marked a new milestone for Lyles, who clinched the gold in the 100m final with a nail-biting finish.
His time of 9.79 seconds edged out Jamaica’s Kishane Thompson by a razor-thin margin of 0.005 seconds, with Thompson clocking in at 9.79 as well.
“Everybody wants to be the fastest man in the world,” Lyles reflected.
“People see you as a superhero. Now I go into a room and it’s ‘fastest man in the world, champ.’”
While his 100m victory was awe-inspiring, his performance in the 200m at the Paris Games did not match the expectations he set in Budapest the previous year, where he won the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m relay in a remarkable triple feat.
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16:50 - 13.11.2024
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In Paris, a bout of COVID-19 prevented Lyles from participating in the relay events and may have affected his physical state, leading to his third-place finish in the 200m.
Despite his multiple golds in recent years, these factors may have contributed to his exclusion from the prestigious 2024 World Athlete of the Year Award nomination list, a decision that left fans and analysts alike surprised.
In Lyles’s absence, the award nominations featured other Olympic standouts, such as Botswana’s Letsile Tebogo and Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen.
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09:01 - 12.11.2024
Noah Lyles: The untold humility behind a bold Olympic champion
Many associate Noah Lyles with bold confidence, yet behind his Olympic success lies a story of resilience and quiet humility, shaped by struggles that reveal the heart of a true champion.
Tebogo’s debut Olympic performance saw him capturing gold in the 200m and silver in the 4x400m relay, while Ingebrigtsen defended his Olympic gold in the 5000m.
Although Lyles’s accomplishments in Paris were impressive, his missed 200m gold and absence from the relays ultimately put him at a disadvantage against athletes who shined across multiple events.
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