In Pictures - Noah Lyles drips in F1-inspired Adidas outfit, flexing an Omega watch at the Atlanta City Games

America's sprinting sensation Noah Lyles delivered a stunning 150m event at the Atlanta City Games on May 18, 2024. He equaled Tyson Gay's American record by scoring a 14.41. Apart from this, he also turned heads with his F1-inspired Adidas outfit in the competition.

Noah Lyles, after clocking a 14.41 in the 150m, is now just 0.06 seconds away from equalling Usain Bolt's world record of 14.35. Lyles prevailed over Zharnel Hughes who secured the second position with a time of 14.66 seconds. Sharing the podium with them in the third position was Alexander Ogando, with a time of 14.86 seconds.

Noah Lyles, before getting into his race uniform, was seen donning an F1-inspired outfit. He shared a bunch of pictures on his Instagram account where he was flaunting his unique attire.

He wore a white-colored, full-sleeved Adidas T-shirt and paired it with a blend of black, purple, and green-colored pants that had 'Lyles Brothers' written on them. Lyles also carried a silver-colored suitcase with him.

He had his jacket wrapped around his waist and had his name engraved in white on his green-colored belt. Additionally, the triple world champion also flexed his classy Omega watch with the World Champion ring on his fingers. The post's caption read:

"F1 vibes."

Noah Lyles remained tight-lipped about the suitcase

Noah Lyles carried a silver suitcase with him at the Atlanta City Games, making fans curious regarding what was in it. In the post-race interview with Citius Mag, the sprinter was asked about the suitcase. However, Lyles refrained from answering. The Olympian stated:

"Have to wait til USA's then."

When asked if he would bring it to every meet, Lyles stated:

"I don't know, we'll have to see if it shows up in the next one. This is the first time it showed up."

Additionally, Noah Lyles spoke about his excitement for the spectators and revealed his plans to greet the crowd. However, due to the chair arrangements, it wasn't possible.

"I mean this is exactly the energy that I love or the energy that I wanted and I've had a huge hand in dealing with this track meets from the walk-ins all the way to the pre and post show to me asking Adidas to let me host it on my YouTube channel because I feel me and total running productions could reach more people and get it seen."

He further added:

"We were supposed to have a special entrance, we were supposed to actually take the start from where the Pole Vault is and actually walk through the crowd. It's almost like a parting of the Red Sea type energy but there ended up being too many lawn chairs so we had to switch positions real quick."

A Netflix documentary series is set to be released starring Noah Lyles, Sha'carri Richardson, Simone Biles, and multiple other elite athletes. It will be released before the 2024 Paris Olympics.