Gay speeds to gold double with victory in 200 at worlds

Gay speeds to gold double with victory in 200 at worlds

OSAKA, Japan - American Tyson Gay surges past his rivals en route to a second gold medal with a victory in the men's 200 meters at the athletics world championships in Osaka on Aug. 30. Gay, who clocked 19.76 seconds in the 200, claimed the 100 title in 9.85 on Aug. 26. (Kyodo)

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