World record holder Usain Bolt has joined the 100m field for the DN Galan Diamond League meeting on 6 August, organisers have announced, where he'll face fellow Diamond League ambassadors Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay for the first time this season.
The race will mark the first time that history's three fastest men will meet on the track since the 100m final at last year's world championships in Berlin. Bolt set the world record in the German capital, clocking 9.58, with Gay second in 9.71, then a US record, with Powell, the former world record holder, taking the bronze. Gay later improved his US record to 9.69, while Powell's personal best is 9.72.Click here to read the article
Bolt vs Powell and Gay in Stockholm






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