by The Gout Gout star continues to increase after the exciting Young Sprint Perspect ran the fastest 200m by an Australian since 1993 at the Queensland All Schools athletics championships.
The 16 -year -old time in a round in Queensland Sport and Athletics Center made him the fourth fastest Australian in 200m of all time, and the fourth fastest athlete in the world under 18 on the distance.
He was not 17 years old before the end of December.
Usain Bolt, whose 19,19 world record is established at the 2009 world championships is still, ran 20,13 when he was the same age as gout. The fastest in Australia, Peter Norman, established a time of 20.06 at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City.
Gout could not improve his brand in the final in Brisbane, going a little slower with a time of 20.52, but it was still sufficient to win the title and a championship record.
This is the last of a series of catchy races by the young person, who won a silver medal at the U20 world athletics championships with a time of 20.60 earlier this year.
Bolt’s golden time in the 200m final at the corresponding event in 2002, when the Grand Olympique was just shy from his 16th anniversary, at 20.61.
Gout, one of the seven children of parents Monica and Bona, was born in Brisbane after her parents emigrated to Australia in South Sudan. The Queenslander had made the headlines around the world before this last feat, with images of its burning pace and the catchy stride at home meets viral on social networks.
