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

95K views · 200 shares | I love Regupol® running tracks. They are fast, they feel the same everywhere on the track and they have no joints  | Usain Bolt | Facebook

7.9M views · 104K reactions | Before he became the fastest man in the world, Usain Bolt made his Olympic debut at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games on August 24, with his first and only defeat in an Olympic race in his entire career. | Olympics | Facebook

2.9M views · 21K reactions | The moment Usain Bolt became the only athlete to ever win gold in the 100m and 200m across three consecutive Olympic Games, also known as the "triple double".  磊磊 x 磊磊 x 磊磊 | Olympics | Facebook