The world's fastest man is motivated to prove a point.

Noah Lyles? Andre De Grasse? Trayvon Bromell? ...Usain Bolt? We break down the contenders for the biggest prize in track & field and determine Noah Lyles may have benefitted the most from Coleman's ban.

Bolt reportedly tested positive on Sunday as Jamaica's daily positive cases have risen to their highest levels ever each of the last 3 days; earlier last week, he attended a surprise birthday party with a number of guests, including English soccer star Raheem Sterling. *MB: Usain Bolt test positive for COVID

Bolt answers questions about his favorite race, why he never broke the WR again, soccer, the NFL, will he ever run a marathon and the Nike shoe controversy.

"A lot of people say that, but I never really had the desire to try out for the NFL. I don’t like getting hit."

Bolt says he's never had a conversation with Lyles, who posted "Bolt who?" to instagram after breaking a Bolt meet record mid-season, and it sounds like he doesn't particularly want to. "I knew he wasn’t going to get it. It’s not easy."
*Bolt expects Coleman to win Olympic 100 gold "His start is ridiculous. If he improves the last part of his race, he’s going to be, probably, unstoppable."

The US men had not won Worlds since 2007.

The US men had not won Worlds since 2007.

For the first time in more than 15 years, Usain Bolt won't be at Worlds. Who will take over his title of World's fastest man? Christian Coleman is poised to do just that but not without a little controversy.

While the rest of the world's media produces fake news, we uncover it. Out stopwatch shows that Usain Bolt ran nowhere near the NFL record of 4.22 seconds for the 40-yard dash at the Super Bowl.

Mark Ziegler compares and contrasts the way Usain Bolt and Floyd Mayweather ended their careers.

A lot of interesting analysis from the 2017 season on the state of the sport, doping and individual athletes. Is Kenni Harrison the new Asafa Powell?

The writer takes a shot at Wayde van Niekerk's BBC interview where "needed a live-TV hug, lasting about 20.09 seconds ... before he could jabber again."
MB: The Guardian Mocks Attempts To "Anoint" Wayde van Niekerk

The record is 14 and held by Usain Bolt and former Jamaican-born Slovenia sprinter Merlene Ottey.