Tribute to Usain Bolt - 100m stats This video clip [1] shows 100m running data for every champion since 1896, and the progress of the fastest under-18 runners by age (from 8 to 18), in comparison to Usain Bolt's fastest 100m time of 9.58s (2009). In the 200m, Bolt's record of 19.19s (2009) is equivalent to running two world record 100m races consecutively (9.60 + 9.59). By comparison, yesterday's final IAAF World Championship, Usain Bolt's last 100m final, was a slow race, with Gatlin winning at 9.93s.

Usain Bolt 100mstats:
- Fastest 100m: 9.58s (Berlin IAAF, 2009, @ 22 yrs old) - World Record (current)
- Number of steps: 41
- Number of under-10s 100m races achieved: 40
- Average speed: 37.58 km/h
- World records currently held: 3 (in 100m, 200m, 4x100m)
- Number of Olympic golds: 8* (3 in 100m, 3 in 200m, 2 in 4x100m - "Triple Triple" )
- Number of World Championships: 11

* Note: the 4x100 gold won in Beijing Olympics in 2008 was stripped in 2017 due to team-mate Nesta Carter being sanctioned for drug offence in retrospective tests ahead of Rio Olympics in 2016.

Sources:
1) (video) 100m stats (Kevin Quealy and Graham Roberts): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR0IACH5enA

2) (video) Bolt's 6 world records: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u18_-87Pb6U

3) Bolt's biography/awards list (on his website) http://usainbolt.com/bio/

4) Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usain_Bolt