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Gout sizzles to claim national championships title

The 18-year-old Australian overcame a slow start and beat Zavier Peacock and Uwezo Lubenda, while also qualifying for the world junior championships.

  • On Saturday, Eighteen-year-old Gout Gout won the men's Under-20 100-metre final at the Australian Athletics Junior Championships in Brisbane, clocking 10.21 seconds while waving to the crowd.
  • Following his national record 19.67-second 200-metre performance last week, Gout entered the race facing high expectations to join the under 10 second club, a milestone he ultimately missed.
  • Recovering from a sluggish start, Gout overcame rivals Zavier Peacock and Uwezo Lubenda, pulling ahead with roughly 30 metres remaining to gesture toward supporters.
  • Qualification for the Under-20 championships in Eugene, Oregon, marks Gout's next target after he previously declined the Commonwealth Games in Scotland to prioritize international competition.
  • Gout confirmed plans to travel to America for a training camp where he aims to race Olympic champion Noah Lyles, his Adidas sponsorship stablemate, to test his capabilities.
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The world of athletics speaks of Gout Gout. It refers to the Australian prodigy of 18 years with astonishment. After achieving the world record sub 20 in the 200 meters, the young man of age but great physicist ran in the 100 meters in the Australian youth championship of Brisbane. Although he failed to get off from 10 seconds, he greeted 20 meters from the arrival. A real showman. He crossed the goal with a time of 10s21/100, with a good differ…

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The young Australian prodigy, Gout Gout, won the 100m at Australia's junior championships, without getting under the 10-second mark.

·Paris, France
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The West Australian broke the news in Australia on Saturday, April 18, 2026.
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