Here's Who Won The Men's 200 At The 2025 USATF Championships

Noah Lyles and Kenny Bednarek had more than just a foot race in the 200m event at 2025 USATF Outdoor Championships. Here are the details and the results.

Aug 4, 2025 by Matt Cannizzaro

Here's Who Won The Men's 200 At The 2025 USATF Championships

The men's 200-meter event at the 2025 Toyota USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships gave fans an exciting showdown between two of the world's top sprinters and biggest personalities - Noah Lyles and Kenny Bednarek.

Lyles again got the best of Bednarek on the track by the blink of an eye - 19.63 to 19.67 - but the clash didn't end when they crossed the finish line at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.

The two provided some fireworks as the four-day event was drawing to a close, exchanging words and even what looking like a push from Bednarek.

The meet, being held July 31 through Aug. 3, will help determine the United States' roster for the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo in September.

As the reigning world champion in the 200 (and the 100), Lyles already owns a place in the race at the 2025 event in Japan, so he didn't even need to run those races this week.

After the first-round of the 100, he decided to withdraw from the semifinals to focus on the 200.

Read more about the incident: Noah Lyles, Kenny Bednarek Heated After 200m Final At USATF Championships

Men's 200m Final Results

Noah Lyles (Adidas) - 19.63
Kenny Bednarek (Nike) - 19.67
Robert Gregory (Nike) - 19.80
Courtney Lindsey (Nike) - 19.82
Erriyon Knighton (Adidas) - 19.97
Christian Coleman (Nike) - 20.02
Kyree King (Nike) - 20.20
T'Mars McCallum (Tennessee) - 20.43
Max Thomas - 20.49

Complete Results From The 2025 USA Track And Field Outdoor Championships

USA Track Championships 2025 Qualifying Standards

Men’s Qualifying Standards

100m: 10.05
200m: 20.24
400m: 45.20
800m: 1:46.25
1500m: 3:37.00
5,000m: 13:20.00
10,000m: 27:50.00
110m Hurdles: 13.50
400m Hurdles: 49.50
3000m Steeplechase: 8:29.00
20k Race Walk: 1:36:00
5k Race Walk: 22:00
10k Race Walk: 46:30
High Jump: 2.27m
Pole Vault: 5.80m
Long Jump: 8.12m
Triple Jump: 16.30m
Shot Put: 20.80m
Discus Throw: 62.00m
Hammer Throw: 72.50m
Javelin Throw: 76.00m
Decathlon: 7900 points

Women’s Qualifying Standards

100m: 11.08
200m: 22.60
400m: 51.00
800m: 1:59.80
1500m: 4:05.00
5,000m: 15:09.59
10,000m: 31:32.00
100m Hurdles: 12.78
400m Hurdles: 56.00
3000m Steeplechase: 9:35.00
20k Race Walk: 1:48:00
High Jump: 1.87m
Pole Vault: 4.60m
Long Jump: 6.65m
Triple Jump: 13.50m
Shot Put: 18.00m
Discus Throw: 58.50m
Hammer Throw: 71.00m
Javelin Throw: 55.50m
Heptathlon: 6000 points

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