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WORLD CHAMPION LYLES QUICKLY RETURNING FROM COVID SESSION

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World champion Lyles quickly returning from Covid session

 

World 200m top dog Noah Lyles timed 19.95sec to top the passing times at the US preliminaries on Saturday, and said he was bouncing back pleasantly from a session with Covid.

 

Lyles uncovered he learned after his race win in New York in 19.61sec on June 12 that he had Covid.

 

He said he'd tried negative prior to venturing out to New York and put the chills he'd felt during the gathering down to fluctuating temperatures on an occasionally shady day.

 

It was only after the race he understood his muscle irritation and exhaustion were side effects of disease.

 

He missed around five days of preparing, yet said he didn't imagine that would be a very remarkable hiccup.

 

"To be straightforward I'm so in shape I'm not so stressed," Lyles said.

 

"I'm expecting a Devon Effect - you know, get Covid, run third best time ever ...." added Lyles, a reference to American Devon Allen's singing 110m obstacles win in 12.84sec in New York.

 

Lyles has a bye into universes as the defending champ. He said he wanted to go through Sunday's last this end of the week, contingent upon how his body answers the rounds.

 

"Me and my mentor are taking it race by race," Lyles said. "He says assuming anything is peering unusual we're pulling out. I said I'll make that arrangement with you since I need to feel the best when I go to Worlds."

 

On Saturday he said it was job well done with a sub-20 first round.

 

"Got my initial segment of the riddle down," Lyles said.

 

Erriyon Knighton, who possesses the quickest time on the planet this year with a 19.49 in Baton Rouge in May, was second-quickest in the warms in 20.80.

 

Ruling 100m title holder Christian Coleman progressed to the semis with a period of 20.13 however said he actually didn't know whether he'd seek after a 100-200 twofold at universes, which will be held July 15-24 on a similar Hayward Field track in Eugene facilitating this weeks public titles.

 

Fred Kerley, who stunned with a 9.76sec semi en route to winning the 100m on Friday, booked his 200m elimination round spot with a period of 20.29.




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