Junelle Bromfield was left awestruck by the surprise her fiancé, Noah Lyles, had planned for her. The Jamaican sprinter is currently in Las Vegas on a getaway trip.Bromfield had previously uploaded a video on the Instagram account noah_junelle, where she was anticipating the surprise Lyles had planned for her. The Jamaican sprinter revealed in that reel that Lyles had planned this out of the blue at the last minute.In the subsequent video, Junelle Bromfield revealed the surprise alongside Noah Lyles. The Jamaican sprinter thanked him as she captioned the post as,"The surprise 🎊🎉 Thank you @nojo18 for this fun experience ❤️" View this post on Instagram Instagram PostIn the video, Noah Lyles revealed that he was ready to take Junelle Bromfield for an F1 level test drive. He explained,"So after Junelle complained for a year about how she didn't get to do the hot lap last time we went to F1, we found this place. Well, I actually knew about it because Rye had done it before. So we are here to drive."Noah Lyles was referring to the visit made by the couple to the US Grand Prix, which was held on October 19 at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Lyles and Bromfield not only watched the main race but also chatted with some of the participants during the practice session.When Noah Lyles opened up about his desire to compete in JamaicaNoah Lyles after winning the relay finals at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 [Image Source: Getty]Noah Lyles previously reflected on his desire to participate in an athletics event in Jamaica. The reigning world champion revealed his intention to compete against arch-rival Kishane Thompson in a one-on-one race in front of a full-packed stadium in Jamaica, as he remarked in an interview after the Silesia Diamond League,"Personally, I wanted to just do a 1v1 race in Jamaica. I thought that would have just been amazing. Me and him just like, hey, we're going to like sell out the whole stadium. It's just going to be me and him. Maybe throw in some like before races, like have some other people do like some 200m, 100m, and stuff like that."Noah Lyles edged out Kishane Thompson for a historic gold medal in the men's 100m finals at the 2024 Paris Olympics. However, Thompson hit back at the World Championships this year, when he and Oblique Seville outpaced Lyles for the top two positions in men's 100m finals, while Noah Lyles had to be content with a bronze medal.