“I had no other path to go to it.”

Noah Lailes recently took a pits in the timetable of the path and the sporadic field. The American athlete achieved the opening match of the 200 -meter season in the Monaco La Liga League and won the race, where he scored 19.88, on Friday, July 11.

It is worth noting that Lyles defeated the letsile tebogo at its first meeting since the Paris Olympics last year. Before competing in the Diamond League, Lyles participated in multiple internal meetings, continuing 4 x 400 meters and a 400 -meter apartment. After that, he withdrew from the 150 -meter race in Atlanta City games in May, due to the “narrow ankle”.

Almost a month and a half after, he ran his first race in Monaco Diamond Association. After the race, when he was asked about his decision to start the opening match of the season in Monaco, he made a pointed comment around the scattered timeline in the field of track and the table (by covering the Flotrack presented by Tracksmithrunning and @fleetfete). He said:

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Noah Lailes He is the 100 -meter Olympic champion who won gold at the Olympic Games in Paris 2024.

Interestingly, the point raised by the Olympic champion is valid and reflects the current situation of the path and the field in the United States. According to multiple reports, USATF reported a $ 12 million deficit over 2022-23. Several major meetings of the path and the field, including the New York City Prize race, Bermuda Games, and Los Angeles Grand Los Angeles, were canceled for 2025.

Moreover, another chain like Michael Johnson’s Grand Slam Track appeared to play gaps. But they also faced many challenges, including the failure to coordinate two days of 3 days and cancel the final station of the series, which was supposed to happen in Los Angeles. Noah Leels and Shakhari Richardson were a remarkable absence of the Grand Slam Track series.

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Noah Liels opens the opening match of the season and defeated the letsile tebogo

Noah Leels bronze took into the 200 -meter race in Paris games Despite the positive test of the Covid-19 semi-finals. Letsile Tebogo won this race. But recently in Monaco, the tables turned with Lailes’s victory over the Olympic champion in the Diamond League.

After the race, the 27 -year -old shared his feelings about what it means to confront the Olympic champion again. He said (by covering Flotrack presented by Tracksmithrunning and @fleetfet):

“It is great to be here, and throw myself into the fire and see that I still get it – one, look that I am ready to compete with everyone – two, then go out in good health. This will be three. So you know that I love the competition, that’s what I do.”

Lailes will perform the next race in the London Diamond League on July 19. This event on the Olympic stadium will be the opening match of the season 100 meters.