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The Sprint Sensation Gout Gout Sprint Shape Shape will make its Senior International Australian Departments at the Worldoo World Championships in Tokyo in September.
Freshly out of an exceptional performance at national titles earlier this month in Perth, where he broke the 10 -second barrier twice for the 100m and timed 19.84 for the 200m – although all these races were assisted by the wind – the drop is among the first group of 17 athletes appointed to the team.
The 17 -year -old was appointed to 200m – where he is the holder of the national record – and could also add the 100m and 4x100m relay at his schedule.
“I am super excited to be chosen to execute 200 in Tokyo at the world championships,” said Gout.
“This is what we were visiting.
“I can’t wait from September to be part of my first Australian senior team and I can’t wait to see what I can do against the best of the best.
Gout Gout was chosen to represent Australia at the world athletics championships in Tokyo in September
The Sprint Sprint Sensation (photo of the Gift Stawell) arrives for the winner of the gold medal of the Paris Olympic Games, Noah Lyles, in Tokyo,
In January, Gout joined Noah Lyles in a training camp in the United States, then called the 100m Olympic champion on his podcast, saying that he came for the American in Tokyo.
Australia, the other weapons with male sprint raised Lachie Kennedy were appointed to the 100m, despite being stung for gold by Rohan Browning at the Australian championships.
Kennedy challenged the 4x100m relay at the Paris Olympic Games and made giant progress in the following eight months, in particular by winning money in the 60m worldwide in China in March.
Gout and Kennedy both played admirably out of the back-off during the Stawell gift last weekend before being grouped in the semi-finals.
The two did their best to finish second, but could not overcome the brutal disabilities imposed on them, which led certain athletics fans to affirm that their chances were sabotaged by the organizers.
Gout started 8.75 meters behind the possible gift winner, school teacher John Evans.
Three of the seven medalists in Australia at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games – the rider raised Eleanor Patterson and the Walkers Jemima Montag and Rhydian Cowley – were also included in the first group of 17 candidates after meeting the complicated qualification criteria.
The gold medalist at the pole jump of the Paris Olympic Games, Nina Kennedy, the 1500m silver medalist Jessica Hull, the high jumper Nicola Olyslars and the Discus Titan Matt Denny will be added to the team in the coming months.
The group named Wednesday also includes several members of the Australian cannons in the intermediate distance such as Peyton Craig and Claudia Hollingsworth (800m) and Cameron Myers in 1500m.
