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Usain Bolt has added to his mystique once again. Bolt ran the anchor leg for Jamaica and their 4×100 meter relay team and they cruised to another gold medal, this time in world record fashion. Bolt actually ran the entire race and left everyone in his dust. It has been quite the Olympics for Bolt. [...]
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Bolt wins third gold in 4x100 relay
Usain Bolt got the gold medal and another world record, too, anchoring the Jamaicans to victory in 36.84 seconds Saturday night to cap off his second straight 3-for-3 Olympics.
The United States finished in 37.04 seconds, the old world-record time set by Bolt and the Jamaicans last year. Trinidad & Tobago got the bronze medal when Canada was disqualified after finishing third...
IOC prez: Bolt not a 'legend' yet
Not so fast, Usain Bolt. You're not a legend yet.
That's the verdict of International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge. He says the Jamaican sprinter needs to prove his legendary status over more than two Olympics.
Rogge spoke a few hours before Bolt completed an unprecedented sprint sweep Thursday. He became the first athlete to win the 100 and 200 meters at consecutive...
It's official: Track boss says Bolt a legend
It's official: World athletics head Lamine Diack says Usain Bolt is, indeed, a legend.
Diack says the Jamaican sprinter ''entered the legendary'' after retaining his Olympic titles in the 100 and 200 meters at the London Games.
Speaking on the final day of track and field competition at the Olympics, the IAAF president said Saturday that Bolt could be unbeatable...
Can we really believe (in) Bolt?
The fun ended so fast, and Usain Bolt was serious for the first time, maybe ever. Even angry. Who knew he could be?
He had just been talking about his favorite subject, his own greatness, after winning the 200-meter Olympic gold Thursday night. He called himself a legend, the greatest athlete to live, and then raised his arms as if he were a Pope, and said to "bask in my glory...
Five for Friday: Lewis vs. Bolt a draw
Five things I'm thinking about this weekend while trying to get over my accent envy toward the Jamaicans.
1. Something that seems true (and totally is): Carl Lewis and Usain Bolt are both right.
Carl Lewis, the former Houston Cougar and American track legend, is skeptical that Jamaica, a country with the same population as Kansas, is producing reams of the world's best...
Column: Enjoy Bolt for bringing some fun to track
There wasn't any need to shush his doubters this time, because by now Usain Bolt doesn't have any. No reason to celebrate early, either, when there was a chance to make one final statement about just how fast a human being can run.
This one was strictly business, a flat out sprint to the finish and into the record books. Sure, there was the obligatory ''To the World...
We haven’t seen the best of Usain Bolt according to former Olympian Michael Johnson
Usain Bolt came into the 2012 Summer Olympics with more than a few doubters and something to prove in the eyes of many. During last year’s world championships he was disqualified in the 100m event he was not surprisingly favored to win because of a false start. At the Jamaican trials leading up [...]
Mitchell endures with broken leg
Manteo Mitchell was running full speed, carrying the baton for the U.S. He was running a little slow at first, he said, and felt his ankle cramping at the 50-meter mark. He passed 100-meters, and his leg felt weird. He kept running.
This was the first leg of the 4X400-meter relay semifinal Thursday, and Mitchell kept running while his teammates waited ahead. He got to the halfway...
Usain Bolt Receives Olympic Gold Yet Again, This Time In The 200m Dash
Usain Bolt is just too good. On Sunday, he got the gold medal in the 100m finals, and now he just got the gold medal in the 200m finals. Bolt’s time was 19.32 seconds and fellow countryman Yohan Blake received a silver medal.
You may now discuss whether Bolt can do it in 2016 – he’ll be 29 years old.
2012 London Olympics: Forget Usain Bolt, David Rudisha Delivered the Moment of the Games
Last night the networks could not help themselves. Usain Bolt had completed a “double double.” Suddenly his face was plastered onto every television screen and titled as the greatest sprinter of all time. He ran a time of 19.32s. That was the same time Michael Johnson ran when he held the world record. It was [...]
Canada loses bronze after DQ in 4x100 relay
Justyn Warner spiked the flag down onto the track.
What was supposed to be a celebration lap for the Canadians turned into an Olympic moment Warner wished he could forget.
Moments after taking third in the 4x100-meter final on Saturday night, Canada was disqualified for stepping outside of its lane.
The bronze medal was gone. And so was a chance to be part of a medal ceremony...
Canada loses relay bronze after DQ
Justyn Warner spiked the flag down onto the track.
What was supposed to be a celebration lap for the Canadians turned into an Olympic moment Warner wished he could forget.
Moments after taking third in the 4x100-meter final on Saturday night, Canada was disqualified for stepping outside of its lane.
The bronze medal was gone. And so was a chance to be part of a medal ceremony...
Usain Bolt, Jamaica win men's 4x100 relay, set new world record
Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake, Michael Frater and Nesta Carter of Jamaica won the 4x100m relay race at the Olympics on Saturday night and set a new world record at 36.84 seconds.
Bolt anchored the Jamaicans, who have won the event back-to-back now, while Ryan Bailey of the United States anchored the Americans who won the silver medal and set a national record with a time of 37.04 seconds...
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Video: Maurice Green Provides a Taste of London Fashion
A few weeks back, our friends from FOX Sports took you to the streets of London to get feel for some of the amazing street art on display.
In this week’s edition of the London Beat, a former Olympic champion and world record holder gives us a taste of London fashion.
Maurice Green, who once held the world record in the 100 meter dash (now held, of course, by Usain Bolt), and...
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