17 August 2016

More Olympics for the day

The Washington Post has an article by Roman Stubbs about one fast guy:

Usain Bolt tends to make things look easy, but the Jamaican superstar took it to a new level on his way to a third consecutive Olympic gold in the hundred-meter dash on Sunday night. Before he even got to that point, the lasting image of Bolt’s dominant night came in the semifinal heat, before he reached the finish line.
You didn’t even have to watch the race to know what happened. As he easily strode past his competition, Bolt glanced over his shoulder at the other runners and flashed his magnetic smile, once again showing why he’s equally lovable to his fans and soul-crushing to his opponents.
It is far from the first time that Bolt has grinned on the track as he’s left his opponents in the dust, but never before has he made the Internet lose its mind like he did with the pictures from Sunday night. The meme-fest began shortly after the photos were released, and it didn’t stop there.
Spencer’s image is probably set to be the most iconic of a career that has been spent in front of the cameras, although Bolt gave the world plenty more colorful material before and after his race Sunday night. Here are a few more:

The image (above), snapped by Australian photographer Cameron Spencer for Getty, pretty much sums up Bolt’s dominance, and will probably go down as the most memorable of the Rio Olympics. Srdjan Suki of the European Pressphoto Agency caught another angle:


Rico says he can't imagine (even when he was young and could run) what being able to run like that must feel like...

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