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SHANGHAI : American sprinter Christian Coleman believes that Usain Bolt's 100-metres record of 9.58 seconds that has stood for 15 years is within reach and said there are several athletes fast enough to break it.
American Noah Lyles won his third world 200m title on Friday to become the first male sprinter since Usain Bolt in 2015 to seal the sprint double at the World Athletics Championships.
American Fred Kerley is about to race on a fourth different continent this year, but the seeds for this season — and all of his medal-winning seasons — were planted on the sand, grass and pavement of Grenada.
American Fred Kerley is about to race on a fourth different continent this year, but the seeds for this season — and all of his medal-winning seasons — were planted on the sand, grass and pavement of Grenada.
Noah Lyles retained the upper hand in his rivalry with fellow American Erriyon Knighton on Saturday, taking first place in the 150 metres at the Atlanta City Games as he steps up preparations to defend his 200m crown at this year's World Championships.
Usain Bolt holds the men’s 100-metre world record with a time of 9.58 seconds.
In the late 2000s and early 2010s, we saw Usain Bolt dominate the sprinting scene, breaking records left, right and centre, winning medals for fun and becoming a global superstar on his way to the top.
Usain Bolt’s 100-metre world record currently stands at a head-spinning 9.58 seconds.