.Coley Harvey, ESPN Workers WriterAug 8, 2024, 05:49 AM ETClosePreviously covered Florida State for Orlando Sentinel as well as Georgia Tech for Macon Telegraph.Northwestern College graduatePARIS-- Quincy Wilson, the 16-year-old that turned minds at USA keep track of as well as field trials in June, are going to have the chance to do the very same at the Olympics on Friday, a source confirmed to ESPN.The Maryland citizen will certainly become part of the men's 4x400-meter relay crew that morning when it takes part in the position warm of the Olympic relay.When Quincy Wilson runs in the 4x400 meter relay on Friday, he will certainly come to be the youngest American guy to have ever joined an Olympic keep track of and industry celebration. Patrick Smith/Getty ImagesWhen he takes the track inside the Stade de France, Wilson will certainly end up being the youngest American man to have actually ever joined an Olympic track and field event.In July, Wilson claimed he was tickled when he received word that would be contributed to the Team USA relay pool after he didn't get the individual 400-meter dashboard at tests." When I obtained the call, I was like, I was actually happy," Wilson said. "I began running around the house. It was simply a minute for me because everybody dreams concerning going to the Olympics as a young kid." Publisher's Picks1 RelatedWilson mentioned he first began fantasizing concerning taking part in the Gamings throughout the 2016 Olympics in Rio, when he was 8 years of ages. That exact same year, he started running his premier occasion, the 400, as well as has come to be a force in it.After twice breaking the activity's under-18 globe file while at united state trials, operating it in as little time as 44.59 secs, Wilson went even lesser three full weeks ago at a tuneup competition in Fla. There, he ran a 44.20-second opportunity that had the monitor planet humming in apprehension of what he can do on United States relay groups once the Olympics arrived.Now, his possibility is actually listed below.