Usain Bolt always outruns his competition. But the world’s greatest sprinter was recently taken down — by a clumsy cameraman on a Segway.
Moments after winning his fourth consecutive world 200m title, with a 19.55 second time over American Justin Gatlin, Bolt was toppled by the Segway only to leap up, seemingly unharmed. But that hardly put a damper on the fact that he had just won a record 10th gold medal at the world championships.
The Jamaican sprinter also beat Gatlin in the 100m days earlier in a photo finish – Bolt won the raise at 9.79 seconds, just 0.01 seconds over his rival.
Here’s the other photo finish moment again in slow motion:
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