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Mens 100 metres Final at Seiko Golden Grand Prix

Started 61 days, 13 hours, 36 minutes ago


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Sun 17th May 2026 6:30pm Local
Sun 17th May 2026 9:30am UTC

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World Athletics Continental Tour Gold

Season
2026

Round
Round 3

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The pre-race focus centered entirely on the reigning Olympic and multiple world champion Noah Lyles making his highly anticipated individual 100m seasonal debut. Returning to the familiar track where he previously collected world titles, Lyles faced an intriguing blend of seasoned veterans and explosive teenage prospects. The field featured rising 18-year-old American sensation Tate Taylor and British prodigy Jake Odey-Jordan, alongside a deep contingent of Japanese sub-10 veterans like national record-holder Ryota Yamagata and Yoshihide Kiryu, setting up a fast battle on Tokyo’s notoriously quick surface.
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Transparent Spacer01 Player Cutout thumb Team equipment thumbnailFlag icon Noah Lyles Team Badge icon USA Athletics9.95


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Noah Lyles opened his day by shaking off the rust in the heats with a solid 10.05 seconds against a stiff headwind. In the final, he shifted gears completely. Executing a clean phase through the transition, Lyles surged past the field in the final 40 meters to power across the finish line in a blistering 9.95 seconds. The young guns pushed the champion all the way to the line, with teenage star Tate Taylor matching his elite potential by taking second place in 10.04 seconds, closely followed by Great Britain's Jake Odey-Jordan who grabbed the final podium spot in 10.09 seconds. Local favorite Yoshihide Kiryu led the Japanese contingent just outside the podium positions, stopping the clock at 10.15 seconds.
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