What happened with the fastest man in all circumstances?

Last August 16 in Beijing, we saw a huge excitement in the heat of the semi-finals of the 100-meter sprint, while pre-Race-like, Tyson Gay, does not qualify 0.02 seconds. It was adopted as the stage for the biggest race of the Beijing 2008 Olympics, the sprint to see who will be crowned the fastest man in the world

USAIN Bolt went to the final of the night to beat competitors at the fastest pace time in the semi-final, 9.85 seconds. The time is the Jamaican colleague Asaf Powell, which expired in 9.91 seconds, and Richard Thompson of Trinidad and Tobago in 9.93 seconds.

Chairman of the world in the 100m and 200m, Gay (with a knee injury suffered by them) not to qualify after running a time of 10.05 seconds. Gay United States was best chance for gold. Gay before the Olympics, was the fastest man in all conditions to 9.68

After August 15 heats Marc Burns of Trinidad and Tobago provided a sub-category semi-finals of 9.90, at least by itself. “I just try my tours, but expect something of 9.80,” he said. He ran in 9.97 seconds.

The competition began, three fastest men “hope (faster, all people of different titles already for himself) were taguée favorites, which in this event.

Despite its title of the world, homosexuals dominance was in doubt after receiving Hamstring injury to a 200 m from the U.S. National Trials in Oregon, with the emergence of new “man over Rapid world, “Bolt USAIN. Bolt from the darkness on the world’s attention 100m in a Grand-Prix-event on Long Island, New York in late May, after the domination and break the world record in a time of 9.72 seconds , A result breathtaking for all, let alone riders saw as a 200m specialist.

It was then that the main rivals Gay, with colleagues and Asaf Jamaican Powell, record holder in the former 100m.

Powell was the only Gay obstacle in the path of the Olympic title and had the record of 9.74 seconds, before Bolt’s run in New York.

The 100m has never been a horse race but two. Jamaican Michael Frater ran faster than Powell Round One.

“If there is no favorites,” Walter Dix said the finalist stage.

The last was in August 16, at the National Stadium in Beijing with Bolt USAIN as a winner against his own official record. Below are the market players fainals this race.

Men’s 100m finalists:
1. USAIN Bolt - Jamaica 9.85
2. Asaf Powell - Jamaica 9.91
3. Richard Thompson - Trinidad and Tobago 9.93
4. Andy Martina Chur - Netherlands Antilles 9.94
5. Walter Dix - USA 9.95
6. Marc Burns - Trinidad and Tobago 9.97
7. Michael Frater - Jamaica 10/01
8. Darvis Patton - USA 10/03