Less than a decade after Usain Bolt left the sport of track and field, new stars have emerged. The 16-year-old Australian Gout Gout looks a lot like the Jamaican.

Move over, Usain Bolt, because there might be a new fastest man in the world. Gout Gout, the budding star from Australia, broke Bolt's record for the

Gout Gout has made more history at the Australian All Schools Athletics Championships. The teenage sprinting sensation smashed another of Usain Bolt’s times as well as breaking the

Global sprint star Usain Bolt has delivered his verdict on rising Australian athletics sensation Gout Gout. Brisbane-born Gout, who is just 16, pipped one of Australia’s most famous records at the Australian All Schools Championships on Saturday.

Gout Gout, 16, has broken an Australian 200m record that was previously held by Peter Norman and also outpaced Usain Bolt's time at a similar age

Brisbane: Gout Gout is a boy, but he just ran quicker than any Australian man ever over 200 metres. Better than that – he has run quicker than the quickest man in the world ran when he was the same age.

An extraordinary athletic achievement took place during recent competitions in Australia. According to the BBC, a mere 16-year-old sprinter achieved an impressive time of 20.04 seconds in the 200-metre race.