Usain Bolt to start 2010 with 400m run in Jamaica 
The 23-year-old world record holder usually starts his season over the longer distance to ease himself from training into racing. Click here to read the article
Usain Bolt to start 2010 with 400m run in Jamaica
Olympic and world 100m and 200m champion Usain Bolt will make his 2010 track comeback over 400m in Jamaica on Saturday 13 February.
The 23-year-old world record holder usually starts his season over the longer distance to ease himself from training into racing.
Click here to read the article
The 23-year-old world record holder usually starts his season over the longer distance to ease himself from training into racing. Click here to read the article
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