Gout can be in history books, says Olympic champ Lebogo

Australian schoolboy sprinter Gout can become one of the top track athletes in history but should be not be rushed into competing with “hungry,” senior stars, says Olympic 200 metres champion, details Tebogo, said in Wednesday.

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Bolt after eye-catching runs over the past year, including a wind-assisted 19.98 seconds in the 200 at the Queensland state titles and another impressive month.

Gout will run the 200 again at the Melbourne Plant meet in Melbourne on Saturday, but there will be no showdown with Botswana’s Olympic champion as Tebogo eases into the season with a race in the 400.

Tebogo is nonetheless interested to see how Gout performs in the open category following his dominance in junior events.