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

BERLIN, Germany - Usain Bolt (R) runs 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, beating Tyson Gay (2nd from R), who finished second, and Asafa Powell (3rd from R), who finished third.

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