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USA runner, Sanya Richards-Ross ,wins the women's 400Meter event. while her partner Trotter earns a bronze medal.
Jamaica legend, Usain Bolt, wins the men's 100 meter gold medal with an olympic record time of 9.63 seconds, defeating Jamaica upcoming star Yohan Blake(9.75 seconds),and USA Justin Gatlin(9.79 seconds). USA Tyson Gay placed fourth with a 9.80 time.(AP Photo/Dick Druckman)
Jamaica legend, Usain Bolt flashes his signature pose – a lightening bolt

Jamaica legend, Usain Bolt flashes his signature pose – a lightening bolt

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Jamaica running legend, Usain Bolt, flashes his signature pose– a lightening bolt  after winning the Gold Medal in the men’s 100meter event at the London Olympics. Usain set an Olympic record of 9.63 seconds.

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Jamaica running legend, Usain Bolt, flashes his signature pose– a lightening bolt  after winning the Gold Medal in the men’s 100meter event at the London Olympics. Usain set an Olympic record of 9.63 seconds.

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2012 London
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