After a whirlwind Olympic Games that saw Noah Lyles clinch gold in the men's 100-meter sprint and secure a bronze medal in the 200-meter race while battling Covid-19, the U.S. track superstar found himself in the spotlight once again. This time, it was for his recent partying escapade in Paris, just days after testing positive for the virus.

Noah Lyles, 27, hit up L'Arc Paris after the Olympic closing ceremony on Sunday, seemingly enjoying himself and dancing to the beats of a Pop Smoke track while draped in an American flag. The sight of Lyles celebrating in the City of Lights raised eyebrows among fans on social media, who questioned how he managed to transition from needing a wheelchair on the track to dancing the night away just days later.

It was earlier in the week that Lyles revealed his positive Covid-19 test, which he received on Tuesday morning. However, the track star insisted that he has been virus-free since Friday, countering any concerns about his potential to spread the virus. As long as Lyles is correct in his assertion, it is indeed a relief to see him feeling better and back to enjoying himself.

Despite the attention surrounding his night out, Lyles was not the only member of Team USA to be spotted in the club. Joining him was seven-time gold medalist Simone Biles, who was also celebrating the successful end to her Olympic journey, adorned with three new gold medals.

The Olympic Games in Paris 2024 marked a rollercoaster ride for Lyles, starting with his nail-biting victory in the men's 100-meter race, followed by a disappointing outcome in the 200-meter event. As the reigning champion in the 200-meter race, Lyles had hoped for a better result, but his battle with Covid-19 likely impacted his performance.

While opinions on Lyles' decision to party in Paris differ among fans, it is crucial to acknowledge that he claims to have been virus-free at the time. It serves as a reminder that athletes face both physical and mental challenges, and their choices off the field of play can attract scrutiny.

As the Olympics draw to a close, the focus now shifts to the future and what lies ahead for Noah Lyles and his fellow athletes. They have undoubtedly left their mark on Paris 2024, with their victories and setbacks serving as testaments to their dedication and resilience in the face of adversity.