Lyles's victory was marked by a thrilling finish, as he crossed the line alongside Jamaica's Kishane Thompson, who also clocked 9.79 seconds. Thompson finished just 0.005 seconds behind Lyles, earning the silver medal in a photo finish.
American Fred Kerley rounded out the podium with a commendable time of 9.81 seconds, taking home the bronze medal. This marks a significant achievement for the U.S. sprinting program and highlights a competitive edge in global track and field.
Lyles’s performance at the Paris 2024 Olympics is a testament to his speed and determination, establishing him as one of the premier sprinters of his generation and revitalizing American sprinting on the world stage.
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