Noah Lyles and Kenny Bednarek clashed after they both competed in the 200m final of the USA Track and Field Championships on Sunday. The pair got into a shouting match that also included Bednarek shoving Lyles on the track, CNN reported. The sprinters both competed in the 200m final, with Lyles finishing in first place with a time of 19.63 seconds. Bednarek came in second, just 0.04 seconds behind Lyles. The pair clashed after Lyles looked at Bednarek as he crossed the finish line and won first place. They got into a shouting match with Bednarek, also pushing Lyles in the back. What Lyles and Bednarek both said about what went down “I expect my apology,” Lyles said after he initially refused Bednarek’s attempts at a handshake, according to CNN. Lyles refused to comment when asked about the incident by reporters after the race. Bednarek said he believed his behavior wasn’t sportsmanlike. “Noah is going to be Noah,” he said. “What he said didn’t matter, it’s just what he did....