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| Usain Bolt the world's fastest man |
- Jamaica triumph in mens 4x100m relay final victory
- mark fourth occasion Jamaica has won 4x100m relay at the World Championships
(CNN) Jamaican Usain Bolt has surged to its third gold medal in less than a week in the World Championship in Athletics 2015 saturday, Jamaica anchor to the victory of the men 4x100 meter relay final.
The winner Jamaica time of 37.36 seconds was the best of a nation this year and another exhibition of the supremacy of the country a short distance away.
A team from the United States with the form of Justin Gatlin seemed to have finished second in 37.77 but was later disqualified after a disastrous end of the transition between Tyson Gay and Mike Rodgers.
TV replays showed the baton is not exchanged in the time between the couple.
China has confirmed that they have had silver as a result of the USA of skating in a time of 38.01 seconds, to the delight of the spectators, while Beijing bronze was awarded to Canada, which ended in 38.13 .
However, as usual, all the after care of the race was in the "lightning bolt" which has hastened to celebrate with your colleagues Nesta Carter Ashmeade Nickel and Asafa Powell.
The victory is the fourth occasion straight Jamaica has taken 4x100m gold at the World Championships.
And as for the screw? Now he has earned a record 11 gold medals in athletics" main event, two of them last Sunday and Thursday, in the spectacular 100m and 200m respectively.
American setback
saturday still might have ended different very easily for the Caribbean nation that has come to dominate sprint in the last decade.A solid start to lead-man Carter was canceled a little by the pure speed and blameless of Gatlin technique that arose from Powell, in the back straight.
Screw seemed to seek Rodgers is home after Ashmeade Gay that was later to the best part of the third tier.
But the confusion between Rodgers and Gay was such that the Americans came to a virtual standstill in that passed the baton for the final time.
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| Tyson Gay and Mike Rodgers (closest) of the USA attempt to pass the baton in the 4x100m relay final at the 2015 World Championships in Athletics. |
Such basic errors can be problematic in the best of times, but when the fastest man in history is close, will inevitably prove to be fatal.
Bolt the racing field with little ceremony, ducking in the line in an attempt to break the world record for Jamaica of 36.84 .
Unfortunately, it was going to be frustrated in that company.
After another impressive performance Championship of the world that has been harvested three gold medals, the concerns of the records will be allowed to rest for now.
It is easy to forget that a little over a week of the bolt has been inclined to lose to Gatlin in the 100m final.
The hyperbole surrounding the race as "the battle for the soul of the athletics" drug because of the previous two bans most likely is unfair and at the top.
Screw Definition as the greatest sprinter in history, however, it seems to be a euphemism in the light of another clean sweep of medals.
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| The Jamaican relay team (L-R) Nickel Ashmeade, Asafa Powell,Usain Bolt and Nesta Carter. |
Jamaica is domination
more joy of Jamaica earlier in the day, double Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce , Veronica Campbell-Brown , Natasha Morrison and Elaine Thompson stated that a second consecutive gold in the girls' tournament 4x100m relay final.Fraser-Pryce , who won the individual 100m in Beijing, anchored the unstoppable Jamaicans to a championship record time of 41.07 seconds.
The United States claimed silver in a distant second, clock of 41.68 , while Trinidad and Tobago claimed Bronze 0.35 seconds further back.
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| Veronica Campbell-Brown , Natasha Morrison, Elaine Thompson and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica celebrate after winning gold in the women 4x100m final at the World Championships in Athletics in Beijing. |
Farah the triple double
the previous Saturday, Mo-Farah of Great Britain became the first man in history to a long distance "triple double" -- gold in the 5,000 m and 10,000 m of back to back World Championships and the Olympic Games.
Farah, who moved to the United Kingdom of Somalia at the age of eight years, burst clear of the field in the last turn of the Saturday the 5000m final to record its third straight World Championship win at the event.
Caleb Ndiku of Kenya, the current champion of the commonwealth champion silver can only claim after having failed to respond to Farah burst of Ethiopia while Hagos Gebrhiwet took bronze.
source: CNN.com
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