Overview

• The Australian prodigy will skip the 100m and the 4x100m relay, with selection rules and schooling cited for the limited program.
• He arrives with a 20.02 national and Oceania record from June’s Ostrava Golden Spike, set in his first senior race abroad.
• That time ranks equal-20th this season, suggesting he must lower it to challenge for a place in the world final.
• The 200m timetable in Tokyo lists heats on September 17, semi-finals on September 18 and the final on September 19.
• The Ipswich Year 12 student has drawn comparisons to Usain Bolt and has trained with Noah Lyles, the three-time defending world 200m champion.