Gout Gout Claims 200m Record Amid Controversy in Perth
Gout Gout Claims 200m Record Amid Controversy in Perth

Gout Gout Claims 200m Record Amid Controversy in Perth

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Australian sprinter Gout Gout has been making headlines with impressive performances, most notably clocking a remarkable 19.84 seconds in the 200m sprint at the Australian Championships, although this time was not officially recorded due to an illegal tailwind of 2.2m/s. Despite this setback, Gout's time is the fastest ever recorded by an Australian sprinter, wind-assisted or not. His rival, Lachie Kennedy, faced disqualification for a false start in the final but previously showcased his speed with a time of 10.00 seconds in the 100m heats. Gout also demonstrated his capabilities in the 100m, running 9.99 seconds twice, although these times also faced wind restrictions that prevent official recognition. Gout's performances have drawn comparisons to sprinting legend Usain Bolt, who praised the young athlete. Both Gout and Kennedy are emerging as top contenders in Australian athletics, setting the stage for exciting future competitions.

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