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Usain Bolt has hung up his boots and is stepping off the track for good.
Despite the loss, the Jamaican sprinter is the first person to hold both the 100 metres and 200 metres world records
Bolt, who retires after next week’s 4x100m relay, was third behind American Gatlin, who clocked 9.92 seconds, and Christian Coleman (9.94).
Usain Bolt is the greatest sprinter ever but as a hyperactive teenager in Sherwood Content in Jamaica he was not yet plotting Olympic glory.
Watch the video of how Bolt was like in his early years before he experienced glory at the Olympic Games.
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