Bolt blasts 100m field away

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Triple Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt blew away the field to win the 100-metre in style at the London Grand Prix.
Despite racing into a strong headwind, the Jamaican eased clear of the field after 50m and strode clear before high-stepping over the line in 9.91 seconds.
His team-mate Yohan Blake was a distant second in 10.11 while Britain's Simeon Williamson finished in fourth with Jamaica's Asafa Powell back in sixth.
"I'm not invincible," Bolt told BBC Sport after the race.
"Other people will have a good day when I don't, but until then I'll keep winning.''
"Overall the main aim for me was the first 50m and I did well, I got it right so I'm happy.''
"I knew it was going to be a headwind so I wasn't worried about the time. I got a good start, the transition was good so I'm happy with myself.
"I'm still at 85 per cent fitness and after this it's all training, I've got two or three weeks of good training to put in so I guess I will be 100 per cent by Berlin."
It was a display that would have been noted by his rivals, including America's Tyson Gay who runs in the 200m at Crystal Palace Saturday, ahead of next month's World Championships in Berlin though. -BBC