Jak Ali Harvey of Turkey was third in 10.26.Bolt's performance fell short of his season best of 10.03, which was clocked at the 100 and 200 world record holder's final race in his native Jamaica on June 11. The Jamaican anthem followed, with Bolt singing along.The only other race he's scheduled before the worlds is the Diamond League event in Monaco on July 21. I'm honored to be a small part of history,'' Van Niekerk said. "I have to rest a little but after that I hope I can continue to make baby steps to be better day by day. Fellow German Johannes Vetter finished second at 87.88.Christian Taylor of the United States, the Olympic triple jump champion, won with a meet record of 17.57 meters.

Source: Times of India June 28, 2017 20:37 UTC