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Bolt's false start

Bolt's false start

Usain Bolt, the three-time World and Olympic gold medalist, World (9.58sec) and Olympic record holder in the 100meters, false started. This reaction saw him disqualified from the men\'s 100m final at the World Championships in Daegu, South Korea. .

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