Twenty meters.
There was a clear gap on the track.
Bolt's position was not at the front.
Time fleeting.
One second later, thirty meters.
Huang Kaiwen was in the leading position.
Behind him were Thompson and Powell.
In the third leading group, John Blake led by half a body length.
Tyson Gay, who had a slight start mistake, lagged slightly behind, and he and Gatlin, the two American athletes, were chasing the young Blake one on each side.
At this time, Bolt was still behind a few of them.
The USA Team's Ryan Bailey was in the last position.
That does not mean Bailey was slow.
Rather, the others were too fast!
This was perhaps truly the most intense speed battle in human history, possibly the fiercest 100-meter final.
Less than a second had passed.
Bolt caught up with John Blake.
His two long legs burst into rapid action, instantly surpassing Gatlin and Gay.
Exceptional physical condition and talent speak for themselves.
Leading Huang Kaiwen was not relaxed either.
