Jamaica WINS 4X100m Relay, Setting World Record!!!

Associated Press



DAEGU, South Korea -- In one whirlwind week, Usain Bolt turned the biggest disappointment of his career into another golden show capped with a world record even he believed was not within him this year.


After opening with a false start in 100 final last Sunday, Usain Bolt again produced the amazing in his closing race of the world championships -- anchoring Jamaica to a world record in the 4x100-meter relay.


When the first three runners passed the baton, Bolt seized the moment.


"I said, 'Why not give my all.' I kept saying: 'I can do this. I can do this," he said.And when Bolt is convinced, the clock usually obliges.


Fittingly, Jamaica's yellow-green-and-black flag was the last one rising into the night over Daegu Stadium, and Bolt spread his giant arms wide to soak in the occasion.


"For me, it was just to go out there fast," Bolt said. "We did just that." 

One day after winning gold in the 200, Bolt was devastating down the home stretch of the relay and threw his yellow-clad chest across the line for a time of 37.04 seconds -- the only world record in nine days of competition.

"This record was a great achievement," Bolt said. "I finished the championships on a good note so I'm proud of myself."


There was none of the performance anxiety that pushed him into a false start in the 100, only a sheer release of power as he coasted down the stretch for an overwhelming win over France and Saint Kitts and Nevis.

He came looking for the same three gold medals he won at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2009 world championships but left with only two and a world record.


The United States was out of it because of a botched exchange, but no one could have gotten close to a Jamaican team anchored by Bolt.


Ahead of the race, Bolt was already slapping the "JAM" on his bib in pride, and in a season where he was far from his best, he came through with a world record.


He got all the help he needed from his three teammates -- a lightning start from Nesta Carter and a good handover to Michael Frater before Jamaica's golden duo was up. Yohan Blake, the 100 champion in Bolt's absence, powered through the final bend, with Bolt already getting his giant stride going before he took the baton.

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Charges Dropped Against Mavado!!!

David Brooks aka Mavado attended St Ann’s Bay RM court this morning to answer a charge of Malicious Destruction of Property, laid against him two weeks ago.

Mavado maintained his innocence from day one and since he was charged it came to light that the complainant who’s property was damaged never gave a statement accusing Mavado of damaging property. In fact, Mavado should never have been charged.  David Brooks was called to the witness box first thing as court opened and the Judge immediately issued a No Order in the matter.“Mr Brooks, you are free to go,” instructed the RM.

Mavado wasnt even on the stand for 30 seconds. The complainant indicated that she could not proceed against Mavado as that is not the statement she gave and case was dismissed.

“I am relieved its over at the first appearance,” said Mavado. “But i am not surprised. I was surprised when i was charged, but I knew the truth would come to light and I would be quickly vindicated. Although it appears at times we get a fight I had to keep faith that the Jamaican justice system would rightly set me free. I damaged nothing or no-one so I just remained confident with that knowledge. To God be the glory.”

Mavado intends to continue trodding the positive path he has been on for the longest while, with new releases and videos coming soon. The video for smash hit Delilah will be shot next week.  Mavado is also planning a fundraiser for the Maxfield Park Childrens Home, a cause he has taken up recently.