Friday, 1 July 2016

Usain Bolt Qualified the Quarter Final of Jamaica’s National Championships

Kingston: Usain Bolt was found aggravated due to series of delays and several false start of his own race at the Jamaica’s National Championships. Bolt won the quarter final and qualified to the semifinals of the 100m in 10.15 seconds.


‘Although sluggish from the blocks,’ bolt was separated from the field after 40 metres before ‘cruising across the line with the quarter-finals’ joint second fastest time,’ reports said. The 11-times world champion was said to be upset due to several false start and the amount of time he had to wait before the race started.
“It’s just the whole system which bothers me, you know I was out there too long. They (organisers) just sent everybody out and a whole lot of false starts and I was in the last heat and I kind of got cold so I didn’t feel as fluent as I wanted to and that’s what I was really annoyed about. If I can get through that then I’ll be fine,” Bolt said in the press meet he attended after the race.
In another development, the world’s fastest man was asked by the Jamaican police to stop his charitable works following sporadic violences. Bolt, who is well known in his home country for offering funds to the needy, was said by the police, are increasing violence due to the helps.  Reports are that Bolt is aware of the disturbances and said that he will stop charitable works because it had caused trouble.
“The problem is always with the adults and not the kids, so I now mostly help the young ones. If you’re going to school and need help paying off your student loan or need books or something, I will try to help you,” Bolt added.


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