Usain BOLT 9.88 - 100m Final Racers Grand Prix 2016 HD

Results 1. Bolt Usain, 9.88 2. Ashmeade Nickel, 9.94 3. Blake Yohan, 9.94 4. Powell Asafa, 9.98 5. Bailey-Cole Kemar, 10.00 6. Simbine Akani, 10.01 7. Gittens Ramon, 10.03 8. Frater Michael, 10.04 Usain Bolt gave an emphatic demonstration of his readiness for an Olympic three-peat by running 9.88 (1.0m/s) to win the 100m at the JN Racers Grand Prix in Kingston, Jamaica. The contest itself was worthy of an Olympic final with Bolt, Yohan Blake and Asafa Powell – three Jamaicans ranked in the top four on the world all-time list – coming together in a rare face-off. This was their fourth meeting, and once again it was the world record-holder who reigned supreme. Bolt, who was drawn in lane four between Blake on his right and Powell to his left, got off to a disastrous start, rekindling visions of what happened in the semi-final at the IAAF World Championships Beijing 2015. However, the six-time Olympic champion recovered quickly midway through the race and responded with his familiar unrelenting top-end speed from the 60-metre mark to power away to a scintillating victory. Bolt even had the audacity to ease down considerably in the final 10 metres. “I’m happy I got a season best," said Bolt afterwards. "It wasn’t a perfect race but the key thing is that I actually won and that’s a good thing and I came out injury-free. It’s all about execution sometimes and even if you don’t get it you have to be strong, composed and just run through the line.” Nickel Ashmeade was a surprise runner-up, edging 2011 world champion Blake at the finish line with both registering identical season’s best times of 9.94. Powell rounded out the top four with his first legal sub-10 this season, running 9.98, thereby making it the first time this season that four men have gone below 10 seconds in the same race. #usainbolt #bolt #100m #racersgrandprix #grandprix #athletics #track #running #worldrecord #asafapowell #yohanblake

Comments

1. He should join the Jamaican bob sled team!
2. why even hold the fucking qualifiers for the final race, just let all the Jamaicans run and give the medal to usain before the race, fucking legends these guys!
3. stumbles then catch up then pass easily,slows down with no chest dip while looking at the clock ,results 9.88 ,,,well damn
4. That start has me worried. Just hope he gets off to a good start. If he can even just repeat the 2015 Beijing WC start, he's in better form now then he was then and he should drop a low 9.7 and win it.
5. slowing up is cool..this why Jamaicans do it
6. As he always said if u watch his documentary that when u get to the last 10 meters. you cant beat him no matter who you are, because it only takes him 3 strides to cross the line with 10 meters left. . lol
7. yeah bolt been da mann since 08 but Rio is his last nd den U.S.A gonna b back on top so enjoy
8. That poor guy, Blake, will always be behind bolt, when they run together
9. bolts 9.6 days are long over he should have gone all out in 2008 when he had the chance instead of showboat. no world records from him this year
10. How the fuck do you trip, almost fall over, then chase down the rest of the field and win in a 100m race?!
11. Man I wanna watch the Jamaican commentary of this instead.
12. With a decent start and running through the tape that's a 9.6 run. He will get faster by the time Rio comes around so i am predicting a world record in the 100m. His target is sub 19 sec. 200m and this man has never made idle predictions, so who am i to say that he wont do it.
13. Il est déjà sur des bases inférieures à 9"70, ça promet!
14. the real man usain bolt up mi boss
15. I honestly can't believe that he ran 9.88 with after stumbling out of the blocks. Bolt will three-peat again in Rio
16. he lost his balance slightly at the beginning and he still pulls through. lol
17. This video, is the truth!!!
18. horrible start
19. Bolt will beat Gatlin by 3 meters this year
20. yow the man fast nuh bomboclath the man fumble and come back come win the race with ease Jah know star