Usain Bolt has come third in the 100m final at the world athletics championships in London, losing out to winner Justin Gatlin.
It completes a bizarre career circle for Justin Gatlin who first became the men’s 100m world champion in 2005. He has taken a controversial route from there to here, with two lengthy drug bans, and now the 35-year-old is back on top.
Usain Bolt strides over to Gatlin, who is holding a finger up to his mouth to silence the crowd, and the great man hugs the new world champion with a huge embrace. The winning time was 9.92, with Coleman clocking 9.95 and Bolt at 9.96.
