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USA's Lyles wins 100m in world-leading 9.79 seconds

USA's Lyles wins 100m in world-leading 9.79 seconds
BBC News Saturday 25 July 2026, 06:59 UTC 1 min read
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Noah Lyles runs a world-leading 9.79 seconds as he claims an impressive victory in the 100m at the US athletics championships.

Noah Lyles runs a world-leading 9.79 seconds as he claims an impressive victory in the 100m at the US athletics championships.
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