Jamaica Olympic trials

Jamaica Olympic trials

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Yohan Blake (R)and Usain Bolt shake hands after Blake won the race and Bolt came second in the final of the Jamaican men's 100-meters Olympic trials in Kingston on June 29, 2012.

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