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Kennedy withdraws from national 200m showdown with Gout

Kennedy’s 9.96-second run made him the first Australian to break 10 seconds legally on home soil, but fatigue ruled out the 200m.

Summary by The West Australian
Australia's current fastest man over 100m Lachlan Kennedy has pulled out of a showdown with teen star Gout Gout at the national athletics championships.

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Kennedy withdraws from national 200m showdown with Gout

Australia's current fastest man over 100m Lachlan Kennedy has pulled out of a showdown with teen star Gout Gout at the national athletics championships.

·City of Perth, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Saturday, April 11, 2026.
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