Usain Bolt wins 100 metres race at the Ostrava Golden Spike competition

Usain Bolt has won the 100 metres at the Ostrava Golden Spike meeting in a time of 10.06 seconds.
In his second 100m outing of his final season, the Jamaican was slow out of the blocks before jumping ahead and edging Yunier Perez of Cuba, who ran a personal best 10.09 seconds.

Bolt, who is 30 years old, is expected to retire at the World Championships in London in August
He is the most successful man in the history of the championships with 13 world medals – 11 gold – and can surpass the 14 his Jamaican compatriot Merlene Ottey won to become the most decorated athlete at the event.

But his form will likely need to improve as he missed the 10-second barrier for the second time in his two races this season following a time of 10.03 in Kingston earlier in June.

It is the first time in his career he has clocked above 10 seconds in back-to-back 100m events.
“I’m not happy but I’m just getting into my running and have some training to do
“I’ll be fine. I need to get checked over by my doctor and the coach will give me some training, so no worries,” said Bolt.