How to Watch Noah Lyles at the 2024 Paris Olympics: Every Event Left After 100m Gold

Noah Lyles returns to the Olympic stage.

Noah Lyles wins the 100m at the Paris Olympics / Simon Bruty/Sports Illustrated

As the track & field portion of the Olympics starts up, Paris's purple track will be on full display, a fitting stage for some of the most astonishing athletes on planet Earth. And, of course, the quickest.

Noah Lyles staked his claim as the world's fastest man by winning the 100m in an incredible last-second comeback after a tough start. He can make that claim even more solid by winning the 200m, an event he won bronze in last Olympics.

He'll also participate in a 4x100m relay.

Here's a full schedule of when Lyles will run and how you can watch him.

Date	Time (ET)	TV channel	Competition	Result
Saturday, August 3	4:35 a.m.	E!	100m Preliminary Round	Advanced
Saturday, August 3	5:45 a.m.	Peacock	100m First Round	Advanced
Sunday, August 4	2:00 p.m.	NBC, USA	100m Semifinal	Advanced
Sunday, August 4	3:50	NBC	100m Final	Gold
Monday, August 5	1:55 p.m.	NBC	200m First Round	TBD
Tuesday, August 6	6:30 a.m.	USA	200m Repechage Round	TBD
Wednesday, August 7	2:02 p.m.	NBC	200m Semifinal	TBD
Thursday, August 8	5:35 a.m.	USA	4x100M Relay First Round	TBD
Thursday, August 8	2:30 p.m.	NBC	200m Final	TBD
Friday, August 9	2:30 p.m.	NBC	4x100m Relay Final	TBD

Peacock's Gold Zone will also likely switch to many of Lyles's performances—certainly, his performances that have medal implications—and is an easy way to consume what's hot at any given moment throughout the flurry of the games if you want to just kick back and watch.

Lyles projects to be pure brilliance and an exciting viewing experience at the Games.