The world's second-fastest man behind Usain Bolt has made his feelings clear on the 100m world record being at risk from a planned new athletics track.

To this day, nobody has beaten Usain Bolt's 100m record, but the man himself admitted that one person could be faster.

Despite holding all the records and winning everything he could, Usain Bolt still felt someone could've beaten him.

Fellow Australian sprinter Lachlan Kennedy has issued an apology after beating Gout Gout over 200m, as the teenage sensation ...

Usain Bolt’s long-standing 100m world record could be threatened by the first ‘smart’ track. The digital running surface is ...

Gout Gout is privately “angry” after being upstaged at the Maurie Plant Meet on Saturday in Melbourne. That’s the truth the ...

Let me introduce you to Gout Gout. Gout is a 17-year-old sprint sensation from Australia, whose blistering 100m and 200m ...

Gout Gout has begun to transcend the sport of athletics in Australia, but his surprising loss at the weekend served as a ...

It was Usain Bolt’s scorching run in Beijing, during the 2008 Olympics, that inspired a young boy in Patial village, ...

Exclusive: Usain Bolt’s 9.58-second world record could be under threat if technology endorsed by a British Olympian gets the ...

Sprinting wonderkid Gout Gout has opened up about comparisons to Usain Bolt, as the teen admits to being “overwhelmed”. Gout has caught the eye in recent months because of his stellar on-track ...

Gout Gout has the world at his feet and is already running so well he is matching feats achieved by Usain Bolt at the height ...