Usain Bolt

Last month, the teenager produced 'one of the greatest 100m performances' in Australian athletics history.

The Olympic legend has confirmed that he's ready to come out of retirement.

Bolt was open to the ambitious idea, but it never materialised.

Bolt hasn't raced competitively since his retirement in 2017.

The eight-time Olympic gold medallist has not competed since retiring one year after the 2016 Rio Olympics.

It comes after Lyles enjoyed a strong World Championships in Tokyo.

The Team GB sprinter was the first man to achieve the feat.

Bolt's 100m world record - a time of 9.58 seconds - has stood since 2009.

Usain Bolt is widely regarded as the GOAT of sprinting.

The 100m Olympic champion has had his say.

Usain Bolt remains the fastest man alive and holds world records in the 100m and 200m.

The 17-year-old competed at his first World Athletics Championships in Tokyo

Bolt won nine Olympic gold medals on the track but only has eight to his name now.

The 16-year-old from Oxfordshire has set several records as a teenager

Gout, 17, has already earned comparisons to both Bolt and Lyles.

Gout Gout has given his thoughts on competing at a home Olympics.

The 17-year-old sprint sensation is shattering records on a regular basis.

The race included not one but two versions of Usain Bolt.

His world record has been annulled.

An American sprinter once broke a long-standing record