“I Ran Hard”- Olympic Legend Usain Bolt Chooses His Perfect Race
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Each time sports entities relieve iconic stories from their careers, it leaves fans astonished. Undoubtedly, throwing it back to some inspirational events helps fans learn a lot from them. In a similar instance, the sprinting legend, Usain Bolt, talked about his perfect race from his time on the track.
The 35-year-old legend needs no introduction. Having won 8 Olympic golds and 11 World Championships, he’s one of the most decorated athletes of all time. With a dynamic personality, Bolt was never just about competing in his areas of expertise. Ever since he was a young aspiring athlete, he wanted to play for his favorite football club, Manchester United.
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This was Bolt’s perfect race
Surprisingly, Bolt opened up about a race that was perfect, according to him. “The closest I might say was my 200 meters in Beijing. Because it was a tough race and I feel like I ran hard,” said Bolt.
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Although he could not pursue football during his years of active running, he took it up later. Despite his stint with Borussia Dortmund not being a successful one, he captained World XI in the Soccer Aid and won 3-0 against England in an exciting match this year. Apart from football, he has also been a huge fan of cricket.
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Usain Bolt, a sprinting legend
The Olympics Games at Beijing were indeed remarkable for Bolt’s career. Notably, he won gold in the 100m as well as 200m race. Like he said, “That was the year I started training really hard and really started pushing myself. I got my technique in order that season, so it must be the closest I came to a perfect race.”
In the following year, in Berlin, he made the current long-standing records in 100m as well as 200m during that tournament. His incredible record of 9.58 seconds in 100m and 19.19 seconds in 200m is yet to be broken.
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Bolt has gained an immense amount of recognition and fame for all his hard work. Despite retiring in 2017, he continues to inspire people with his stories of grit, determination, and the success that came following.