BEIJING: World’s fastest athlete Usain Bolt, has once again defeated its rival athlete Justin Gatlin for the fourth consecutive time in World athletics Championship and won the Gold medal in 200m race.
Bolt covered the distance of 200m in just 19.55 seconds which is a record in current athletics season.
World’s fastest athlete has been ruling the athletics world since 2008 and since then he has won 11 Gold medals out of 12 World athletics Championship and Olympics races.
Bolt was celebrating his win in the 200m sprint at the World Athletics Championships when the cameraman lost control of his motorised scooter as it rolled over a post and crashed into the runner’s legs.
It is to be kept in mind that Bolt has defeated Gatlin in 100m race as well in World Athletics Championship race on Sunday.
While speaking to media after the victory in the race, he said he knew that he was not in a position to make a world record but when it comes to the 200 meters, he is completely a different person and he got himself in confidence that he can win the race.
Bolt said he has four gold medals in the 200 meters, which is a big achievement.
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