April 16th, 2009 by admin

100M superstar, Jamaican Usain Bolt, has told Sky News that he can beat his own world 100m record. The 22-year-old Jamaican – who has been recovering after a car crash, said: “I think I can go 9.50-something. My coach said that in Beijing I probably would have gone 9.54.”

“My coach has never been wrong about a time yet so I think, with me getting back on form, anything is possible.” I smiled when I heard he had a project (Project Bolt) named after me. I think everyone wants to be the best. It’s not a problem, doesn’t matter who,” Bolt added.

He said the ultimate aim this year is the track and field world championships in Berlin in August.

Bolt has perhaps made a strange choice for his latest training sessions as he has been training with his footballing heroes at Manchester United as the club prepares for a potentially title-winning Premier League game against Arsenal.

Looks like we will all have to look forward to Bolt producing something very special in Berlin!