Bolt rewrites world record for men's 100m at world c'ships

Bolt rewrites world record for men's 100m at world c'ships

BERLIN, Germany - Jamaica's Usain Bolt finishes in first place in the 100 meters final at the world athletic championships at Olympic Stadium in Berlin on Aug. 16. Bolt claimed his first world crown in a world record time of 9.58 seconds.

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