Noah Lyles sends a 'friendly message' to his rivals following the jaw-dropping performances at Jamaica Olympic Trials

US double sprints champion Noah Lyles is excited about the build-up to the Paris Games following the exceptional performances at Jamaica Olympic trials.

The world's fastest man who backed his big talking and personality off track by claiming the 100m and 200m titles to seal his spot in the US Olympic team, is already looking forward to the championship in Paris after the jaw-dropping performances produced by his Jamaican rivals at their trials.

Kishane Thompson blazed to the Jamaican 100m title in a jaw-dropping Personal Best (PB) of 9.77s (the joint-ninth fastest time in history), ahead of Oblique Seville in 9.82s (both times faster than Lyles's US title-winning PB of 9.83s), while Ackeem Blake was third in 9.92s.

Their record-breaking performances made room for the men's 100m event to be widely unpredictable on the potential medallists in Paris, which Lyles is wary of in his quest to become the double sprints Olympic champion.

"Shout out to them boys running out there in Jamaica! y’all are really helping to make this a great Olympic championship," wrote the six-time world champion on his X page.

His tweet projected being sarcastic by Jamaican fans as he has been vocal on downplaying the threat their sprinters posed, stating 'Seville can't beat him again in Paris' and Thompson 'staying healthy' to race against him.

With his shoutout message that signifies extending an olive branch to the Jamaicans and being aware of their daring form, Lyles now understands what is at stake if he's ever to accomplish his dream of becoming USA's first Olympic 100m champion since Justin Gatlin won the title at Athens 2004.