A sprinter who was claimed to have technically beaten Usain Bolt's 100-metre world record decided against representing his own country at the Olympics.

New Zealand's self-claimed fastest man, Tiaan Whelpton, has challenged the All Blacks' speedsters to a 100m sprint.

The 22-year-old is excited at what he can achieve after completing full-time national service. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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A 3D simulation has shown exactly what would happen in a 100-metre race between Usain Bolt and the fastest Asian sprinter of all time.

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United States-based Ghanaian 100m and 200m runner Benjamin Azamati has made a cash donation of GHC10,000 to the victims of the Kantamanto fire in Accra.

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Justin Gatlin, who beat his old rival Usain Bolt in the final of the 100 meters at 2017 World Athletics Championships from an ...

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In a dominant display of sheer speed, star sprinter Ka Ying Rising smashed his own track record with an electrifying victory ...