Aug 16, 2016
That's right, baby! Easing down to the finish line! #usianbolt #teamjamaica #rio2016 #readysetrio #olympicsrio2016 #boltman #champion
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That's right, baby! Easing down to the finish line! #usianbolt #teamjamaica #rio2016 #readysetrio #olympicsrio2016 #boltman #champion
BRONZE to #JAM Shericka Jackson (49.85) behindwinner #BAH Shaunae Miller and #USA Allyson Felix. #ReadySetRio .congratulations well done!
Who's this shorty? How short is this journalist? NBC , next time send a tall one! I can see Usian’s neck is hurting, so are my eyes! Poor Usian Bolt. #olympicsrio2016 #Teamjaamica #ReadySetRio #usianbolt⚡️⚡️⚡️
You know I gotta have this for dinner before I watch my track and field! Need all my energy when I cheer for Jamaica. #Teamjaamica 🇯🇲🙌🏽👏🏽🌹🏅shrimpandgrits #mistharlem #ReadySetRio #rio2016 (at MIST Harlem)
@jamaicaobserver: Jamaica’s Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake and Nickel Ashmeade all safely navigated their way through to today’s semi-finals of the 100m following good performances inside the Olympic Stadium yesterday. Bolt, 29, who is hunting his third-consecutive Olympic title, eased to 10.07 seconds (-0.4), even with the second slowest reaction time of 1.56, but he caught the field effortlessly and even had time to glance around as he eased to the finish line. #ReadySetRio Read more in today's Sunday Observer or www.jamaicaobserver.com Coverage sponsored by @digiceljamaica and @kfcjamaica
@jamaicaobserver:It has been 20 years since a woman from the United States of the America (USA) last won the 100m at the Olympics Games and Jamaica’s Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and Elaine Thompson will be hoping to continue that trend. Gail Devers was the last American to triumph in the women’s blue riband event, and although Marion Jones won in 2000, she was later stripped of her medal after confessing to doping violations in 2007. Read more at www.jamaicaobserver.com/olypmics #ReadySetRio preview by @digiceljamaica
#Repost @jamaicayellowpages with @repostapp ・・・ from @jamaicaobserver - CONGRATULATIONS to Elaine Thompson, the 2016 Olympic 100 champion! Thompson ran 10.71 seconds to win ahead of American Torie Bowie and countrywoman, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce who ran bravely for bronze with a season's best time 10.86 seconds. #ReadySetRio Read more at www.jamaicaobserver.com/olympics -
Two-time Olympic 100m champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce carries the flag of Jamaica during the opening ceremony for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. #ReadySetRio