Usain Bolt of Jamaica has defended his Olympic 100-metre title, winning the final on Sunday in London.
He did it by breaking his own Olympic record clocking a time of 9.63 seconds. His training partner Yohan Blake finished second. American Justin Gatlin placed third.
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It was the fastest Olympic 100-metre final ever. Seven sprinters came in under 10 seconds.
Canadian Justyn Warner did not make it to the final. He finished 13th in the semi-final.
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