An emotional Usain Bolt recovered from a moderate start to win his final 100 metres sprint on home soil, clocking 10.03 seconds at the 2nd Racers Grand Prix in Kingston on Saturday. The multiple Olympic and world gold medallist, who will retire after August's world championships in London, confessed to being a nervous wreck before running his last race on Jamaican soil. "Just the atmosphere and the people, the support they came out and give me tonight, it was really nerve racking. Running from lane five, Bolt took control of the race before the halfway mark and pulled away to the delight of more than 30,000 spectators. I know a lot of people really want to see me run it (200m) but the 100m will be the one cause I know people really want to see that also," Bolt said.

Source: The Star June 11, 2017 06:33 UTC