Usain Bolt

The eight-time Olympic medallist took on astronauts aboard a zero-gravity plane over France.

He was also being courted by a U.S. outfit.

The president used a video of the Jamaican sprinter from 2012 to add to the NFL debate.

The Jamaican sprinter retired from athletics after the World Championships in London last week.

The American won gold in the men's 100 meters.

The 100 meter world-record holder is racing in London on Saturday.

ESPN's annual list of 100 Most Famous Athletes has zero baseball or hockey players.

Bolt set the world record at 9.58 seconds in 2009.

"I don't know how serious he is," Farah says, "But I fit in with all the stuff he doesn't want to accept."

Bolt won three gold medals at Rio 2016.

Hector Bellerin grew up in Barcelona's La Masia academy.

Van Niekerk set the 400 meter world record at Rio 2016.

The Rio Games left us slack-jawed for what they showcased (Biles, Bolt, etc.) and what they did not (mosquitoes).

The Jamaican sprinter may retire as the greatest track and field athlete of all time.

The Jamaican easily defeated his rivals in the Olympic Stadium.

Justin Gatlin and Yohan Blake both crashed out.

Ranking the top five summer Olympians of all time compels you to omit some extremely worthy athletes.

The Jamaican sprinter says he was tired for the 100-meter final.

From the pool to the track to the beach and beyond, the Olympics had a gold-medal weekend in Rio.

The 29-year-old ran the 100 meters in 9.81 to win gold.

The Jamaican sprinter proved his class again.

Blake believes he can win the men's 100-meter final; Usain Bolt and Justin Gatlin have other ideas.

Bolt joins American Justin Gatlin and Jamaican Yohan Blake.

Linford Christie, Donovan Bailey and Ato Boldon weigh in on the icon.

The iconic sprinter is gearing up to defend his Olympic titles.

After years in obscurity, Blake vows that he will take home Olympic gold.

The British Olympic gold medallist talks aura and mechanics of the Jamaican sprinter.

The sprinter is a famous fan of the Old Trafford club.

The Jamaican sprinter believes the ban will scare athletes out of doping.

The world's greatest sprinter says WADA is doing all it can to ensure clean sport.