Australian middle-distance star Cameron Myers has stormed to a superb 1,500m victory at the Paris Diamond League meeting to improve his own world-leading time in the process.The 20-year-old's dominant display saw him cross in 3:28.00 to become his country's fastest man over the distance, surpassing Oliver Hoare's domestic and Oceania record of 3:29.41 set in 2023.In doing so, the fastest man in the world this year — who now rises to 12th on the all-time list — saw off the threat of Frenchman Azeddine Habz (3:29.80) and Britain's 2022 world champion Jake Wightman, who was third in a season's best of 3:29.95.But Myers admitted setting a national best is one record he is particularly happy to get under his belt."Getting the Australian record means so much because, obviously, Olli [Hoare] and Stewy [McSweyn] were athletes that I looked up to a lot growing up It's going to be huge for me going forward."Myers's statement victory in Paris comes with less than a month until the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, where he is set to compete in the mile."It obviously gives me confidence