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Jamaican Usain Bolt has set a new 100m world record by clocking 9.72 seconds at the Reebok Grand Prix meeting in New York, beating fellow Jamaican and Team Nutrilite Asafa Powell's record by 0.02 seconds.
"I wasn't looking for a world record but it was there for the taking so I just went out there and ran my best race," he said.
Setting a new record for the American Women’s Pole Vault, at 16 feet and three-quarters of an inch, Team Nutrilite's Jenn Stuczynski also captured the Athlete of the Week award from the USATF, granted to an athlete whose performance at all levels of their sport is outstanding.
Team Nutrilite member and 100 metre World Record holder, Asafa Powell, has experienced an unfortunate setback to his Olympic preparations following an injury to his pectoral muscle.
Although the chest injury is not thought to be serious, Asafa has been forced to pull out of all competitive events for around two months as a precautionary measure. Powell will therefore miss the IAAF events in Doha, Qatar; Oslo, Norway; and Eugene, USA.
In the meantime, Powell is maintaining his training regime, and the fastest man in the world plans to make a comeback at the Jamaican Championships commencing 27th June 2008.
