Noah Lyles: Some relief on move to Tokyo 2021, concern about " fair place to compete "

Noah Lyles, the thrill of victory, 2018 USATF Champs, photo by Mike Deering / The Shoe Addicts

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WASHINGTON (USA): World 200m champion Noah Lyles says he was relieved to hear the news the Tokyo Games won’t be held this year. The US sprinter told World Athletics: “It was a little relief to see that it’s been decided to postpone the Olympics because my first concern was that everybody would be healthy and everybody would have a fair place to compete.”

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