Gout Gout's 100m time

Gout Gout's fastest legal 100m is 10.00 seconds (+0.9 m/s), run at the Dane Bird-Smith Shield meet at QSAC in Brisbane on 21 February 2026, an Australian under-20 record. He has run 9.99 twice with illegal tailwinds, so those do not count as his personal best.

100mBrisbane (QSAC), 21 Feb 2026 (+0.9), Australian U20 recordOn record
10.00
100m (wind-assisted)Perth, 10 Apr 2025 (+3.5 and +2.6), not legal for recordsUnofficial
9.99w
200mSydney, 12 Apr 2026 (+1.7), world U20 recordOn record
19.67

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Estimated 40-yard dash
4.35 s
from first movement, no reaction
Average speed over 100m
22.4 mph
36.0 km/h · 10.00 m/s
Estimated top speed
26.0 mph
41.8 km/h · 11.61 m/s

These numbers are estimates from a sprint velocity curve fitted to Usain Bolt's official Berlin 2009 splits. A 40 is timed from first movement and often by hand, so football 40s convert to optimistic 100m times. How the estimate works

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Legal vs. wind-assisted

A 100m or 200m only counts for records and personal bests when the tailwind is 2.0 m/s or less. Gout's 9.99 runs at the 2025 Australian Championships in Perth came with +3.5 and +2.6 m/s, so his legal best is the 10.00 from Brisbane in February 2026, run when he was 18 (born 29 December 2007).

Gout Gout's 200m record

On 12 April 2026 at the Australian Championships in Sydney, Gout won the 200m in 19.67 (+1.7 m/s), a world under-20 record and his first legal run under 20 seconds. Usain Bolt ran 19.93 at the same age in 2004.

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Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Gout Gout (personal bests, wind-assisted marks, date of birth)
  2. Local Ipswich News: “Gout Gout dazzles with record-equalling 100m time” (10.00, +0.9, Feb 2026)
  3. Al Jazeera: “Teen sprint star Gout powers to 200m win in 19.67 seconds” (12 Apr 2026)
  4. Helene & Yamashita, “The force, power and energy of the 100 meter sprint,” Am. J. Phys. 78, 307 (2010): Berlin 2009 10 m splits and 0.146 s reaction (IAAF data)
  5. Samozino et al., “A simple method for measuring power, force, velocity properties, and mechanical effectiveness in sprint running,” Scand. J. Med. Sci. Sports 26:648–658 (2016)
  6. Wikipedia: 40-yard dash (36.576 m; Combine hand-start/electronic-stop timing since 1999)