Noah Lyles is off to a good start in the Olympic season, setting a personal best of 6.44 seconds over 60m at the World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold meeting in Boston. He has his sights set on winning a world title over the shortest sprint discipline in Glasgow next month. Lyles is targeting four gold medals this year, including the 100m, 200m, and 4x100m at the Paris Olympics, and intends to break Usain Bolt's world records. In addition, Marco Arop ran the second-fastest indoor 1,000 ever at the Boston Grand Prix, and the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston saw a total of nine meeting records broken.