- GOT GOT STUNS ASSIGS WITH MOST TIME IN 200M
- AUSSIE Sprint Sensation is taking the world of athletics assault
AUSSIE Teenage Sprint Sensation Gout has surprised fans in Brisbane by qualifying the fastest time in the world this year.
All eyes were in the 17 -year -old phenomenon while running 200 meters in amazing 20.05 seconds with a wind of +1.2 behind him.
While the brand is 0.01 seconds of its best moment, it is the fastest in the world this year, exceeding the brand established by Makanakaishe Charamba de Zimbabwe.
On Saturday, the teenager continued its brilliant form of more than 100 m when claiming the state crown of less than 20 m.
He revealed that he has been pointing to the Maurie plant meeting in Melbourne on March 29 for something special, so it is in the middle of a heavy training block.
Even so, the 17 -year -old registered 10.39 seconds in a slight wind against his heat before running 10.38 seconds in the final.
Aussie teenage sprint sensation gout has surprised fans with another incredible moment
The 17 -year -old phenomenon ran 200 meters at 20.05 seconds with a +1.2 wind behind him
Time was the fastest in the world throughout this year
“It's one of the 10 best times in my career, so I couldn't be happier,” he said after the race.
Queensland Sprinter established a better one of the 10.04 seconds assisted by the wind in the Australian All Schools championship in Brisbane last year.
Its best legal time is 10.17, which places it in the selection framework for the World Championship in Japan in September.
Gout recently returned from a Florida training camp where he trained with the Olympic champion Noah Lyles and American coach Lance Brauman.
The profits that he achieved in that brief period were not so much physical.
He concentrated on adding psychological muscle to an already impressive mentality that has had to deal with an extraordinary public approach.
Although he is still in high school, he is competing against men, he has signed a long -term sponsorship agreement with the Adidas sportswear giant and faces huge expectations every time he competes.
The experience with Lyles exposed it to a character larger than life with a proven record to convert pressure into a star performance.
“I learned to be myself and follow my processes,” said Gout.
“You can do all the work of the world, but if you are in good mental form, you will be right.”