Photo: ‘Sorry about that’
Jamaica's Usain Bolt acknowledges thecrowd on his final lap of honour on a stellar career following his third-place finish in the blue riband 100m event at the 16 IAAF WorldAthletics Championships inside the Olympic Stadium in London, England, yesterday. (Photo: Collin Reid, Courtesy of Courts, Supreme Ventures and Jamaica Tourist Board)
Athletics, Sports, World Championships 2013
August 5, 2017

Photo: ‘Sorry about that’

Dethroned Bolt apologises, but happy for support over stellar career

Jamaica’s Usain Bolt acknowledges the crowd on his final lap of honour on a stellar career following his third-place finish in the blue riband 100m event at the 16 IAAF World Athletics Championships inside the Olympic Stadium in London, England, yesterday.

(Photo: Collin Reid, Courtesy of Courts, Supreme Ventures and Jamaica Tourist Board)

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