Noah Lyles, a prominent sprinter, may not be competing in the 4x100m relay for Team USA in the upcoming events. If he is unable to participate, there are several other talented sprinters who could potentially fill his spot on the relay team. Athletes such as Trayvon Bromell, Ronnie Baker, and Fred Kerley are qualified sprinters who could be considered for the relay team. Bromell, who won the 100m at the US Olympic Trials, could potentially lead the team in Lyles’ absence. Baker, who finished second in the 100m at the trials, and Kerley, who won the 100m and 200m at the trials, are also strong contenders to fill in the relay team. These sprinters have demonstrated their speed and talent on the track, making them valuable assets to Team USA in the relay event. While Lyles’ potential absence may be disappointing, Team USA is fortunate to have a deep pool of talented sprinters who are capable of stepping up and performing well in the relay event. The final decision on who will compete in the relay event will likely be made closer to the time of the competition, taking into consideration factors such as fitness, form, and strategy. Ultimately, Team USA is poised to field a competitive and dynamic 4x100m relay team, regardless of Lyles’ participation.
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Potential replacements for Noah Lyles in 4x100m relay for Team USA – USA TODAY
