Noah Lyles, 27, participated in the 200m final on Thursday, August 8, and finished with a time of 19.70 seconds, earning a bronze medal. In a post-race interview, he mentioned that he had tested positive for COVID on Tuesday morning, but he was determined not to panic and was proud of himself for his performance despite the circumstances. In addition to the 200m final, Lyles also broke a world record by completing the race in 50.37 seconds and wore a sparkling tiara to celebrate her victory as a three-time Olympic medalist.
The women’s long jump event saw another impressive performance, with the 25-year-old athlete achieving a leap of 7.10 meters, more than 20 feet. Before her victory, her husband Hunter expressed his admiration for her on Instagram. These remarkable achievements and displays of resilience from the athletes showcased their determination and excellence on the global stage of the Olympics.
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