Here’s how Noah Lyles finished in the men’s 100m final

PARIS, France — The United States’ Noah Lyles won the men’s 100-meter dash at the Paris Olympics on Sunday in a photo finish to crown the world’s fastest man.

Lyles finished ahead of Jamaica’s Kishane Thompson by just .005 seconds. 

The world “Photo” popped up on the scoreboard after Lyles and Thompson dashed to the line. Lyles paced the track with his hands draped over his head. Finally, the numbers came up. Lyles won in 9.784 seconds to edge out the Jamaican by five-thousandths of a tick of the clock.

America’s Fred Kerley came in third at 9.81 and defending champion Marcell Jacobs finished fifth.

It’s the first time an American man has won the race in 20 years. 

This is a developing story that will be updated.