Teenage phenom Gout Gout breaks 20-second barrier in 200m, wins Australian title
- Seventeen-Year-Old Gout Gout won the men's 200m at the Australian Athletics Championships in Perth on Sunday.
- Gout aimed to get revenge on Lachlan Kennedy after a previous defeat last month.
- Gout's time was 19.84 seconds, but an illegal wind speed of 2.2m/s means it won't be officially recognized.
- Gout exclaimed, "It feels fantastic," after his victory, also stating, "That's what I've been chasing."
- Despite the wind assistance, Gout's performance astounded, marking him as a remarkable talent in sprinting.
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