On Sunday, the 17-year-old sizzled, with his run clocking 20.05, the fastest recorded time over 200m this year, eclipsing Zimbabwe’s Makanakaishe Charamba 20.13 in Texas last month. Watch the biggest Aussie sports & the best from overseas LIVE on Kayo. New to Kayo? Get your first month for just $1. Limited time offer. Second place in Gout’s heat on Sunday, Zaine Leigh, posted 22.22 seconds, showing just how big of a disparity it is from Gout to his nearest rivals. With a legal wind of +1.2 metres per second at his back, Gout again bettered the Australian open record in the 200m – the 20.06 set by Peter Norman at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. However, he fell agonisingly short of a new national record, the 20.04 run he had in Brisbane in December. But despite destroying his rivals in the heat on Sunday, it appeared he still had more to give and there was every chance he could crack the 20-second mark later on Sunday. It comes after he clocked a final time of 10.38 seconds on Saturday to win the Under 20s 100m final by almost half a second. It was only 0.01 secs quicker than Gout went in winning his heat earlier on Saturday, and short of his fastest legal time of 10.17 seconds — achieved in the final at the Australian All-Schools Championships in Brisbane in December.