Noah Lyles had a new, refreshing take on the Grand Slam Track. Lyles shared his views on the Grand Slam Track on his Beyond the Records podcasts with Grant Holloway and Rai Benjamin. While Lyles skipped the offer to be part of the inaugural Grand Slam in Jamaica, he shared his views on the Grand Slam Track and what they can offer.
Noah Lyles is an American track and field star. The six-time world champion holds the fastest 200-meter American record at a flashing 19.31 seconds. He is the fastest American and third-fastest of all time, with Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake in front of him with 19.19 and 19.26 seconds, respectively.
In his recent podcast, Lyles talked about the Grand Slam, sharing his views as the Grand Slam Track concluded the inaugural events at Kingston, Jamaica. Noah shared his views on the Grand Slam and said:
"I’m watching it and I’m studying it. I’m trying to figure out what I like about it what I don’t like about it. You know and then say, okay now we have what they did in Jamaica. What would you like to see them carry over in Miramar or what would you like to see them progress at in Miramar."
The Grand Slam track finished its inaugural events in Kingston, Jamaica, and will be heading to Miramar, Miami, from May 2 to May 4. They will move on to Philadelphia from May 30 to June 1 and, finally finishing off at Los Angeles from June 27 to June 29.
Noah Lyles receives a special gift from celebrity designer Jeff Hamilton
Noah Lyles was recently presented with a custom jacket designed by celebrity designer Jeff Hamilton. The custom jacket was designed in honour of Lyles winning the gold medal at the Paris Olympics 2024. Celebrity designer Jeff Hamilton dedicated an Instagram post to Lyles as he met the Olympic champion in Miami:
"A true honor designing & producing a 1 of 1 for the American Icon himself, @nojo18, Noah Lyles 100 meters dash Gold medalist in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games."
Noah Lyles will be eyeing a comeback at the LA Olympics in 2028. Lyles is excited about the upcoming Olympics. Lyles is at the top of his game, and winning on home soil would be a rare opportunity.