Christian Coleman held off Noah Lyles in the 100m at the Bermuda Grand Prix in a taste of what July's USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships could provide.
Coleman clocked 9.78 seconds with a 4.4 meter/second tailwind, which was more than twice the legal limit for record purposes. Lyles was second in 9.80.
Coleman, arguably the best starter in history as the world indoor 60m record holder, distanced Sunday's field off the gun. Lyles used his world 200m champion speed to chase but came up just short.