The stunning image is now bouncing around the world: Usain Bolt, fastest man in human history, watching an American sprinter cross the finish line in front of him.
It happened Thursday, as the once-disgraced Justin Gatlin ran a 9.94 in the 100-meter final at the Rome Diamond League. Bolt, the two-time 100-meter Olympic gold medalist known for cruising to early leads and then coasting to record times, couldn’t catch Gatlin from behind and was reduced to glancing to his right at the line. He later blamed a stumble out of the blocks. Read More
