Jamaica's Usain Bolt ran an electrifying 9.69 seconds in the 100-metre sprint to set a new world record and take Olympic gold at Bird's Nest Stadium in Beijing on Saturday night. ...full story at cbcnews
from cbcnews on Sat, Aug 16 2008
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Usain Bolt runs 9.69 for World Record in 100m 陸上男子100ｍ ボルトが驚 »
YouTube video Usain Bolt Wins Olympic 100m World Record 9.69 北京オリンピックの陸上男子100ｍは、ジャマイカの ウサイン・ボルト（Usain Bolt）が9.69の驚異的世界新で金メダル。
Olympics Beijing 2008: 100 meters Men Final wins Usain Bolt New World record 9.69 gold medal |
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Usain Bolt wins 100 metres — your views » Countdown to Beijing Usain Bolt of Jamaica won the Olympic 100 metres on Saturday, shattering the world record in the process with a time of 9.69 seconds. Bolt thumped his chest in celebration as he crossed the line, after leaving Richard Thompson of Trinidad and Tobago... |
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Bolt breaks world 200m record — your views » Countdown to Beijing Jamaica’s Usain Bolt completed a breathtaking sprint double at the Beijing Games on Wednesday, breaking the 200 metres world record that many had thought unbreakable to take his second Olympic gold medal. The contrast between this and his winn... |
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I’m running the 100m? If you insist… » Countdown to Beijing There was a classic moment at a media conference with 100 metres world record holder Usain Bolt today. Bolt’s coach told Reuters last week that the Jamaican would run the 100m as well as the 200m but he seemed unaware of the fact ... |
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A Night at the Bird’s Nest » China Journal Saturday night was a major athletic night at the National Stadium—a smorgasbord of track and field events crowned by Jamaican Usain Bolt’s camera-ready finale, making the smashing of a world record look easy. Usain Bolt of Jamaica as he took... |
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