Berlin 2009 - Bolt smashes 100m world record

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. Berlin 2009 - Bolt smashes 100m world record [فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل] Jamaican Usain Bolt smashed his own 100 metres world record with a scintillating time of 9.58 seconds to win gold at the World Athletics Championship in Berlin. Usain Bolt Mondiali Berlino Record - 0 The performance beat the 9.69 mark he set winning gold at last year's Beijing Olympics and took the race into a time zone undreamed of before his arrival on the scene. American Tyson Gay, the 2007 world champion, finished second in 9.71, the second-fastest time before the raxe and Jamaican Asafa Powell claimed bronze in 9.84. "It's a great time but I felt good in myself," Bolt told the BBC. "I knew it wasn't going to be an easy race but I did what I had to do." Bolt, who false-started in the semi-final, made a flying getaway in the final and was clear by 20 metres. He crossed the line watching the clock before blowing kisses to the crowd, hugging his friend Powell and completing a lap of honour roared on by some 70,000 cheering fans in the Olympic stadium. World Athletics Championships LIVE every day from 9am and 5pm on British Eurosport (Sky 410 / Virgin Media 521); Also available on your PC via the Eurosport Player - click on the link under the picture to subscribe Reuters .

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. BERLIN (AFP) - Jamaican Usain Bolt added the world crown to his Olympic title as he scorched to victory in a world record 9.58 seconds in the men's 100m final at the World Athletics Championships here on Sunday. Billed as the first of three potential Berlin duels between Bolt and American reigning world champion Tyson Gay, the 22-year-old show-boating Jamaican crushed the field and smashed his own record of 9.69sec set in similarly spectacular fashion at the Beijing Olympics final. [فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل] Gay claimed silver in 9.71sec, finishing a good couple of metres off Bolt, with former world record holder Asafa Powell of Jamaica clocking 9.84sec for bronze. "I said anything could happen and it did," said Bolt. "It was a big target but I got 9.58sec and I'm really happy with myself. Now I plan to do even better in the future. "I was ready, I was feeling good after the semi-finals. I came out and executed it in the final." Gay was magnanimous in defeat. Usain Bolt view photo "I'm really happy with my performance," said the 27-year-old. "I showed a lot of heart. I didn't complain about my groin injury. I blocked everything out in the final and put it together the best I could. "I've been telling you someone can run 9.5sec. I'm really happy he did it. --AFP/Fabrice Coffrini AFP/Fabrice Coffrini view photo "It shows a human being can take it to the next level. Unfortunately, I wasn't the one to do it but I still have confidence I will do it one day." Bolt, who took the Beijing Games by storm last summer, winning all three Olympic sprint golds and all in world record times, had overcome a nervy semi-final in which he false started for the first-ever time in his career. But when it came to the final, he enjoyed his normal start, his head staying down over the first 40 metres before slowly bringing his towering 6ft 5in frame fully upright and lengthening out his stride to attain maximum velocity. After having enraptured the crowd with his trademark bow-and-arrow posing before starter's orders, his pull was exemplary and he was soon away from Gay - who had a marginally better reaction time - and his other rivals and celebrating another new world record. In sultry conditions at the Olympic Stadium, with a temperature of 28C (82F), Bolt's training partner Daniel Bailey of Antigua finished in fourth at 9.93sec on a photo finish with Trinidad's Olympic silver medallist Richard Thompson. Dwain Chambers, the world indoor 60m silver medallist who is competing here after having served a two-year doping ban, came in sixth with 10.00sec. Trinidadian Marc Burns and American Darvis Patton, who finished seventh and eighth, in the Beijing Olympics repeated their places here in 10.00 and 10.34sec respectively. Powell said: "To come here and get third place I feel very proud." For Gay and the rest of the US team, there now lies in wait a highly-anticipated 200m run-off and a 4x100m relay against Bolt and his Jamaican team-mates over the coming week. [فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل] .

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I saw the race
OMG he z so fast

Thank u for the topic

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thanks for passing by

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