“I would like to announce the SPRINT has exceeded all my expectations!!!” said the “Fastest man alive” Noah Lyles about the documentary. He may be preparing for the Olympics to represent the USA on the elite stage of the Olympics right now. But the world does not have to wait till the Olympics to get a glimpse of the action and the grit it takes to be a world-class athlete.
He has teamed up with Netflix to be part of a documentary that delves deep into the relationships, rivalries, trials, and tribulations of track and field. Focusing mainly on the 100m and 200m champions, the series will follow athletes as they try to make every millisecond count. Headlining, that is Noah Lyles. After attending the premier in New York styled head to toe in white, he is ready to field some criticism.
Recently, Noah Lyles appeared on a YouTube podcast with Noah Williams and Colin Waitzman from Track World News to discuss his reaction to Netflix’s SPRINT and how he’s handling the criticism surrounding it. Though the first few episodes of SPRINT have indeed done well, Lyles is not surprised that “people in the track and field world were not completely satisfied.”
