In the 200m final, Lyles overtook Bednarek in the final strides by four hundredths and looked over at Bednarek as he crossed the finish line. Bednarek then shoved Lyles in the back before they came to a stop. The two men then had a short chat and shook hands.

"Amazing," Jefferson-Wooden said. "I’ve been dreaming of days like this. And it's finally starting to come true."

Olympic medalist Melissa Jefferson-Wooden ran a blistering 10.65-second performance in the women’s 100 meters Friday night at the USA Track & Field Outdoor Championships, cementing her position as the world’s fastest woman in 2025.