How Everything Works on Instagram: "The 100m final at London 2012 was one of the fastest races ever run. Usain Bolt stormed to victory, defending his Olympic title in a stunning 9.63 seconds — the second-fastest time in history, just shy of his own world record. Yohan Blake followed in 9.75s, the quickest silver-medal time ever recorded, while Justin Gatlin claimed bronze in 9.79s. Even Tyson Gay, finishing fourth, clocked a remarkable 9.80s. The race wasn’t without drama — moments before the st

oldest reesl on Instagram: "The 100-meter final at the London 2012 Olympics was a historic moment in athletics. Usain Bolt, already a Legend of the sport, successfully defended his Olympic title, setting a new Olympic record with a time of 9.63 seconds-just 0.05 seconds slower than his world record. This race was remarkable not only for Bolt's impressive victory but also for the fierce competition he faced. Yohan Blake, the 2011 world champion, was seen as a major threat to Bolt, especially afte

Usain Bolt’s 9.58-second sprint at the 2009 World Championships in Berlin made history and cemented his place as the fastest man alive. The run showed his unmatched power, speed, and control, setting a world record that still stands today. This moment changed the sport forever and became one of the most iconic performances in track and field. Bolt’s 9.58 remains a benchmark of human speed and a reminder of his dominance. | History In Pictures