However, Usain Bolt’s second-week showing, including another dominating run for gold on Day 13, gives the Jamaican superstar a pretty good argument in his own right. Bolt is not done, and Friday’s 4×100 men’s relay will determine if he goes nine for nine in Olympic finals. The U.S. women’s 4×100 relay team got a second shot at advancing to the gold-medal round, after filing a protest over the botched baton exchange between Allyson Felix and English Gardner. [U.S. women’s 4×100 relay makes most of second chance to advance to final]#USA Women's 4×100 relay team will race for gold after qualifying with the top time. Oh, right, the mess with Ryan Lochte and swimming teammates desperate to escape Rio and join him on American soil.

Source: Washington Post August 19, 2016 05:07 UTC