Australia's top sprinter Rohan Browning is finalising his preparations for the upcoming Olympic Games.
The 26-year-old put himself on the national stage at Tokyo 2020 when he ran the fastest 100 metres ever recorded by an Australian at the Olympics.
Here's when he'll be in action in Paris.
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When does Rohan Browning race next? Olympic schedule
Browning will be in action in the men's 100m event, which will begin with the preliminary and first round on Saturday, August 3.
The semi-finals and final will then take place on Saturday, August 4.
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The sprinter will also feature as part of Australia's men's 4x100m relay team.
A pair of heats are set for Thursday, August 8 before the final on Friday, August 9.
Rohan Browning 100m time: What is his personal best?
Browning's official personal best time over 100 metres is 10.01, which he achieved in Tokyo in 2021.
He has broken the 10-second barrier before – clocking a 9.96 earlier the same year – but a strong tailwind meant the run was not legal for record purposes.
Over 200 metres, Browning's fastest time is 20.71, which he ran in Canberra in 2018.
