"Gout recorded the fastest time in the heats, stopping the clock at 10.19sec with a tailwind of +0.3m/s. It was a promising outing which would have been good enough for third among seniors at the nationals last week."
"Gout broke the 10-second barrier last year, but his 9.99sec in Perth was recorded with an excessive tailwind. He said he was eyeing that 10-second barrier on Saturday."
"This week the teenager locked in a duel over 150m with his sponsor stablemate and one-time training partner Lyles, at the Ostrava Golden Spike meet in Czechia on 16 June."
Gout showcased his speed at the national junior championships in Brisbane, recording 10.19sec in the 100m heats. This performance followed his impressive 19.67sec in the 200m at the national championships. Although his time was outside his personal best of 10.00sec, it was competitive enough to rank third among seniors. Gout aims to break the 10-second barrier again. He is preparing for a semi-final and final, and will compete against Noah Lyles in a 150m duel at the Ostrava Golden Spike meet.
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