Canadian sprinter De Grasse peaking right on time for Paris Olympics
Canadian sprinter Andre De Grasse thrives on sport's biggest stages - the brighter the lights, the better for the six-times Olympic medallist.
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Lyles wins 200m in world lead, setting up Olympic double bid
Noah Lyles will pursue the Olympic sprint double in Paris after he won the men's 200 metres at the U.S. trials in 19.53 seconds on Saturday, the fastest time of the year, as Gabby Thomas put on another flawless performance to win the women's race.
Noah Lyles wins 100 meters at U.S. trials to clinch Olympic berth - ESPN
EUGENE, Ore. — To understand how Noah Lyles found himself wearing a gold medal at the U.S. Olympic trials late Sunday night, go back, he says, to this past winter.
Lyles advances to 100m final at US Olympic trials
Noah Lyles advanced to the 100m final at the U.S. Olympic trials in a wind-aided 9.80 seconds in Eugene, Oregon on Sunday, inching closer to booking a spot at the Paris Games.
Kenny Bednarek leads Americans to 1-2-3 finish in 200m sprint at Doha Diamond League
American sprinters continue to have bragging rights over their Canadian men's counterparts on the young track season.
Fast friends: Aaron Brown takes on U.S. club teammates at Doha Diamond League
Should Aaron Brown need added motivation for the men's 200-metre sprint at Friday's Diamond League meet, he can look to his left or right along the start line at Qatar Sports Club.
Tsegay, Duplantis topple records at Eugene Diamond League
Gudaf Tsegay smashed the women's 5,000 metres world record and Armand Duplantis raised the bar again for the men's pole vault on Sunday, as the season-ending Eugene Diamond League meet concluded on a high.
Shericka Jackson's pursuit of Flo-Jo's 200m world record is Diamond League Final's main attraction
The men's 200 metres at this weekend's Prefontaine Classic will feature teenage phenom Erriyon Knighton and world silver medallist Kenny Bednarek, along with Canadian star Andre De Grasse. In most other track meets you'd stage it last, and let the whole program build up to that last showcase of speed and depth.