Usain Bolt first received international recognition when he won three gold medals in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Shattering world records and then shattering his own records, Bolt is considered by many to be the fastest man in the world. His 6’ 5’’ build is not a common sight for elite sprinters, but there is no question that his top speed is faster than anyone else's. Bolt was in London for the World Championships to run his last 100-meter race. Listen to hear about his illustrious career, his charisma, and his legacy as he prepares for retirement.
Note: Usain Bolt came came in third in his final 100-meter race.
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