16歳のオーストラリアの才能ある彼は、100メートル走で10.04秒のスプリントタイムでインドの記録保持者全員を1マイル上回った。

オーストラリアの短距離走者ガウト・ガウトは、わずか16歳で、年長者を含むほとんどのインド人アスリートが夢見ていたかもしれないことを成し遂げた。

At just 16 years of age, Australian sprinter Gout Gout has done something that most Indian athletes, including the seniors, could have dreamed of. The sprinter recorded a mind boggling time of 10.4s in a U18 100m heat in windy conditions. Gout clocked the fourth fastest by an Australian in any conditions in history. Meanwhile, the record for an Indian athlete in 100m so far is 10.21. held by Anil Kumar.

16-year-old Australian puts Indian athletes to shame

Gout Gout, who was born in 2007, has outdone India’s record holder by a mile. It is pertinent to point out that Anil Kumar was born in 1973, which means currently he is way out of competition. The youngest Indian on the list of top three with a speed of 10.30s is Gurvinder Singh who was born in 2000. The Australian teenager leaving behind the Indian sprinters by a mile is a stellar reminder of how far Indian athletes been left behind in the field.

SORRY WHAT?!👂 10.04? 👀

Teenage sensation Gout Gout gets the crowd roaring with a spectacular though windy 10.04 (+3.4) performance in his U18 100m Heat – the fourth fastest time in all conditions by an Australian in history.

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