Gay from Gatlin in US 100m Trials
Tyson Gay
Athletics, Sports
June 20, 2013

Gay from Gatlin in US 100m Trials

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Tyson Gay ran a world-leading 9.75 seconds to win the 100m ahead of Justin Gatlin (9.89) at the US National Trials Friday night.

Third place went to Charles Silmon who ran 9.98 seconds, the same time as Mike Rodgers who took fourth.

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