Noah Lyles is determined to make history at the Paris Olympics in 2024 by winning four gold medals. The American track star recently competed in the 4x400m relay at the Indoor World Championships in Glasgow, where he came in second to the Belgians by just 0.06 seconds.
Now Lyles is focusing on his return to the 100m sprint in the Bahamas, where he hopes to improve and prepare for the challenges ahead. In order to achieve his goal of four gold medals, Lyles will need to navigate a demanding schedule that includes the 4x100m and 4x400m relays, as well as the 100m and 200m sprints.
While many have tried, no other track star has ever achieved this feat before. Lyles is determined to make history with this unprecedented accomplishment. He has already shown his commitment and dedication by competing in the 4x400m relay in Glasgow and finishing as the fastest third leg among all six teams, even though he finished with the second-slowest time among his American teammates.
In a March 2024 interview with Reuters, Lyles expressed his determination and seriousness about his goal of quadruple Olympic gold. While some may be skeptical of his ability to achieve this feat, Lyles is focused on improving and preparing for the challenges ahead. He knows that it won’t be easy, but he is ready to showcase his speed and determination on the road to Paris 2024.
