Usain Bolt has established himself as one of the greatest athletes of all time during the 2012 Olympics. However, as impressive as his accomplishments on the track may be, he's diluting his overall ...

Usain Bolt continues to be the focus of the 2012 Olympics, as he earned the gold medal in the men's 200-meter dash race on Thursday. The Jamaican star loved this event at the 2008 Beijing Games, as he ...

The world gathered again to witness Bolt on Sunday night in London's Olympic Stadium. Many had surely not seen him since Beijing, as track and field lives on the distant margins of mainstream sport ...

LONDON -- It has happened so quickly, because that is the way for Olympians. The very best of them seem to appear fully formed on the biggest stage in their universe and then vanish with their medals ...

If you say the word, "Bolt" to somebody, being that they are a track athlete or not, there's a pretty substantial chance that everyone immediately pictures Usain "Lightning" Bolt. The worlds fastest ...

Jamaica’s Usain Bolt becomes the first man in history to sweep the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes in back-to-back Olympics. Bolt won the 200 at the Summer Games in London that evening, adding that ...

LONDON -- Pulling away from the pack with every long stride, Usain Bolt crossed the finish line and wagged his right index finger. Yes, he's still No. 1 in the 100-meter dash. Maybe not better than ...

LONDON — Pulling away from the pack with every long stride, Usain Bolt crossed the finish line and wagged his right index finger. Yes, he’s still No. 1 in the 100-meter dash. Maybe not better than ...

The 2012 London Olympics has been an awe-inspiring event – with daily doses of drama, guts and glory – but its zenith was always going to be the showdown of the gladiators of pace that is the men’s ...

Jamaican sprint star Usain Bolt has told CNN he can set a new 100 meter world record at the London 2012 Olympic Games – and could run as fast as 9.4 seconds. Bolt took the 100m gold medal at Beijing ...

Usain Bolt exited the London Games in a familiar position: alone, in first place, basking in the glory of an audience that can’t believe what it had just seen. Pressed by Ryan Bailey and the rest of ...