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Bolt anchors Jamaicans to win

By Korea Herald

Published : July 28, 2013 - 20:02

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LONDON (AP) ― Usain Bolt sprinted to a second Diamond League victory inside 24 hours in London on Saturday in what could be his last race in England.

Exactly a year after the start of the 2012 Summer Games, Bolt anchored a Jamaican relay team to victory in the Olympic Stadium at the London leg of the Diamond League ― this year also called the Anniversary Games.

The Racers Track Club finished the 400-meter relay in 37.74 seconds, a day after Bolt’s victory in the individual sprint in the London stadium where he swept three gold medals last year. The 26-year-old Bolt led home teammates Mario Forsythe, Kemar Bailey-Cole and Warren Weir ahead of France and Canada.

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